This week on the channel 4 videos this week

Anti-Vampire Pasta and a football lesson with Patrick Zeinali

Four new shorts from albert_cancook, from the spiciest loaded fries to a test of how loud food can be, with a Turkish kebab collaboration from early September still drawing a crowd.

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albert_cancookStory of October 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Spiciest Loaded Fries 🍟

Garlic did the work. "Anti -Vampire Pasta" went up on September 30 and is the channel's quickest mover of the week, passing 200,000 views in its first fourteen hours. The title explains itself, and with October arriving, a dish built to keep vampires at bay lands at a fitting moment.

The week's other fresh short is a change of kitchen. "Lesson 1: Football 🏈 @patrickzeinali" brings in Patrick Zeinali, and the "Lesson 1" in the title hints that more may follow. It drew more than 370,000 views on its first day.

The two earlier uploads have already done more of their work. "Spiciest Loaded Fries 🍟" passed a million views, and "Testing Food Noise Levels" is not far behind. That one turns the channel's usual eating-on-camera format into a sound check.

Older work is still moving too. "Sriracha Wings Kebap @EmirElidemirYouTube", a collaboration posted almost four weeks ago, has gathered more than seven and a half million views and keeps pace with the new uploads.

Among cooking and food channels, albert_cancook ranks second by subscribers, behind only Nick DiGiovanni, who is having a very busy stretch. mrnigelng is also running well above his normal pace, while Mark Wiens and Bobby Parrish are quieter than usual.

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