The TikTok Recipes That Made A Splash In 2023
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From "Marry Me Chicken" to "Fruit Roll-Up Ice Cream," these dishes reached viral fame with their simple ingredient lists, quippy titles and creativity.
From “girl dinner” to “WaterTok,” countless food trends cropped up on TikTok in 2023. In addition to new vocabulary and approaches to eating and drinking, the platform also gave rise to plenty of viral recipes.
Short ingredient lists, quippy titles and true creativity are hallmarks of many TikTok-famous dishes. And while some of this year’s top recipes were easier to pull off at home than others, the joy of trying to bring these dishes to life off-screen was enough for the masses.
Below, we’ve rounded up 13 recipes that made a splash on TikTok in 2023.
Marry Me Chicken
While the concept of “Marry Me Chicken” dates back long before this year, the prospect of cooking a chicken dish so delicious it will lead to marriage proposals had a big moment on TikTok in 2023. The recipe that went viral on the platform is a Tuscan-style chicken with a creamy parmesan tomato sauce.
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