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Why Nick DiGiovanni Works To Balance His Content Themes In The Food Space
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0:51Now PlayingThe Harvard grad is social media’s answer to the celebrity chef. More than 12 million people subscribe to his YouTube channel to watch the young chef crack open a 70-pound wheel of cheese, conduct a burger battle with Shaquille O’Neal, and make the world's largest chicken nugget. DiGiovanni, who competed on Fox’s cooking show “MasterChef,” has partnered with Chipotle, Sony, Lay's, DoorDash, Nutella, Sweetgreen, and Dropbox. This summer, he released his cookbook “Knife Drop.” His salt line, Osmo, sells flavors including garlic, truffle, and Sriracha.
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