This week on the channel 3 videos this week

Tiramisu Cinnamon Rolls open Turkuaz Kitchen's fall baking season

A Dubai chocolate question and two viral kebabs, one of them a stack of tortillas and ground beef, followed later in the week.

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Turkuaz KitchenStory 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.

Tiramisu Cinnamon Rolls, the perfect treat to kick off fall baking 🍁 #food

Turkuaz Kitchen started its fall baking with a crossover: tiramisu folded into cinnamon rolls, billed as the perfect treat to begin the season. Posted on September 25, the short has passed half a million views and is still the busiest thing on the channel.

Three days later came a question rather than a recipe, whether Dubai chocolate is still popular or has run its course. The pistachio-and-kataifi bar that took over feeds everywhere is a natural subject for a channel whose roots are in Turkish baking, where kadayıf and pistachio go back much further than any trend.

Then, on the last day of September, a longer video moved from the oven to dinner. It pairs two kebabs the description says blew up online: a Tortilla Shish Kebab, with stacked tortillas and ground beef grilled until the edges crisp, and a Chicken Döner made on a sheet pan with parchment paper as an easy weeknight meal. Twelve hours in, it was already gathering views at a slightly brisker pace than the chocolate short.

Among the cooking channels nearest in size, the big stretch belongs to Addie Bowley, running well above her usual daily views, while Tasting History with Max Miller keeps a steady pace. Turkuaz Kitchen, at about 4.3 million subscribers, spent its week on cinnamon, chocolate and kebabs.

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