Is Cook's Illustrated the same as America's Test Kitchen?

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(While “America's Test Kitchen” is the brand's flagship public television series, it's also the name of the multimedia corporation that includes its cookbook operations, online cooking school, Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country magazines, a now-defunct radio show, and a variety of other assets.)

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A frequent question is the difference between the two shows. “Americas Test Kitchen” sets out to create recipes that work, while the homier “Cooks Country” looks at history as told through food, Lancaster said. With the same teams, though, the two shows may be almost indistinguishable to viewers.

Furthermore, what happened to Chris on Americas Test Kitchen? Kimball is also returning his shares in the Americas Test Kitchen media company for an undisclosed price, according to the release. After a 2015 contract dispute, he left the company and launched Milk Street Kitchen, which was later retitled Christopher Kimballs Milk Street.

Correspondingly, where is Cooks Country from Americas Test Kitchen?

Seasons 1-10 were filmed on location at a farmhouse in Rupert, Vermont. Beginning in season 11, filming and production were moved to a purpose-built farmhouse studio set at Americas Test Kitchen headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts. The Tasting Lab segments are filmed before a live studio audience.

Who owns Americas Test Kitchen?

Christopher Kimball