Tasty LIVE! and Walmart team up for a live meal-prep cooking event
Tasty LIVE! and Walmart team up for a live meal-prep cooking event
Tasty LIVE! and Walmart team up for a live meal-prep cooking event
Tasty LIVE! is set to host a live cooking event on Wednesday, January 19, at 12 p.m. PST (3 p.m. EST). The session will showcase easy meal-prep recipes, with Walmart sponsoring the event and providing a selection of kitchen gadgets to assist participants. The event will feature four simple recipes from Tasty: Easy Honey-Mustard Chicken, PB&J Overnight Oats, Breakfast Egg Cups, and Apple Chips. Viewers are encouraged to cook along in real time using the provided instructions.
Walmart has curated a list of helpful kitchen tools for the session. These include Better Homes & Gardens food storage containers, a strawberry huller and slicer set, an 8-pack cutting mat set, and a Rubbermaid FreshWorks produce saver set. Additional gadgets feature a stackable egg holder, a semiautomatic whisk, a silicone muffin pan, a Ninja® SP100 Foodi™ 6-in-1 Digital Air Fry Oven, and a Prep Solutions Multi-Purpose Mandoline Plus. The event aims to make meal prep accessible, offering both recipes and practical tools to simplify the process. Participants can follow along as the dishes are prepared step by step.
The live cooking session will take place on January 19, with Walmart supplying the gadgets and Tasty providing the recipes. Viewers can join in, using the recommended tools to prepare the meals at home. The event offers a hands-on way to learn quick and easy meal-prep techniques.
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