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I used to watch Food etwork everyday, but in the last few years, their focus is on chef competitions and repetitive shows with same hosts. I used to enjoy the educational homecoming g shows and would love and learn from them. Their shows become boring and competitive among same chefs. We need new shows and chefs more down to earth for all audiences for more day to day cooking shows.

I've truly enjoyed shows like The Kitchen — the warm, approachable format and personalities like Sunny Anderson made it a joy to watch. I'd love to see more programming in that spirit, focused on healthy, wholesome cooking. There's a real appetite among viewers for recipes that are both delicious and health-conscious — think Weight Watchers-friendly meals, plant-based cooking, and dishes that are lower in sugar and saturated fat. With obesity and chronic disease such pressing issues in America, Food Network has a wonderful opportunity to be part of the solution by featuring chefs who are passionate about nourishing the body, not just indulging it. Rather than competition-format shows, I'd welcome more lifestyle-oriented cooking programs where knowledgeable, personable chefs guide viewers toward healthier everyday choices — proving that healthy food can be every bit as satisfying and flavorful as traditional comfort food. Thank you for considering viewer feedback — I believe this direction could attract a large and loyal audience!"

new 24 in 24 is on tonight. As of this time, 1143 pm, they have aired 60 ads/promos. Ridicules!!

To many of the same people over and over . To many cooking competition shows with the same people. What about the gambling cooking show where they bring money and bet??? This is not appropriate for tv. Same people over and over....asking for date everyday it's the same. Chefs?? Hair flying all over the food hands not washed after handling raw meat beards not covered. Wear gloves where are the health inspections???

I am sad to say that although sometimes entertaining, the Food Network has devolved into one long continuous competition for celebrity chefs. The once popular and highly instructional platform for culinary art now seems more like a playground for its own hand picked chefs. The programming is now completely void of cultural diversity. This used to be an inspiring place where people could learn about all different kinds of cuisines from all over the globe and actually improve their own cooking skills. Now it just seems like a private club of cooks who celebrate their own kitchen prowess. It’s now just an endless game show of no greater value than The Price is Right or Jeopardy. Bring back Good Eats. Bring back 30 minute Meals. Bring back the wonderful educational shows that inspired so many people to learn to love how to transform ingredients into amazing dishes that impressed friends and family and in my opinion caused a return to the old days where families actually enjoyed the time shared at the table.

Please remove Girl meets Farm show, it is soooo boring and Molly cooks some weird food. I skip her shows and wait for Ree to come on. And, why is her kitchen so old?

So tired of Girl Meets Farm and her sprinkles . Please replace! Every time I turn on it’s The Pioneer Women , so old sd repetative. Try someone new

I used to love u guys…so helpful bringing me back to my love of cooking. However u guys have strayed off the beaten path! Wth are y’all doing? U don’t teach people how to cook anymore. Everything is contests with no mind for the home cook! Thank God for all the cooks that still offer the know how’s! Bring more Ina, and introduce others that actually teach folks like me. Ur damn game shows and such hold no interest to most of us! Pls go back to ur old formats that actually helped us! Ty