CHRISTMAS COOKING CHAOS ft. Emma Thompson & Gaia Wise!! | PASS IT ON S2 E29 | Sorted Food
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- What better way to raise some donations for an incredible charity, than to challenge Mother and Daughter combo, EMMA THOMPSON and GAIA WISE to a PASS IT ON cook off for Christmas!! Watch now to see if our Hollywood stars are any match for Janice!
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Emma's 'but just to confuse them' should join the intro! The woman is a living menace and I love her for it
It needs to be in there! If her agent will allow 😉
@@SortedFood YES! how do we bombard this agent with requests?
Agreed
Emma is the aunt with the wicked sense of humour we all need.
She was slurring her words at the end
Emma Thompson saying "I floretted the fuck out of that cauliflower" was perfect
Arguably the best pass it on I have seen. Not only is there chaos, Barry left the hob on, sugared everything and there is even a touching story and cause behind this one. Hilarious pass it on then it hits you in the feels....Great job by all! Now pass me the whiskey which is in everything!
No whiskey left I'm afraid, it's all in the canapés unfortunately.
Thanks for such a lovely comment Steven. Enjoy the Whisky!
love reading this as i start the episode!
*"Not only is there chaos, ..."* 🤣🤣🤣
I saw this comment before I started watching the video, and I was like 'how more chaotic can it become?'... and I'm now five minutes in, and holy shit. Make them regulars, please!
"He's only got 10 minutes, is that why he's behaving like a mad person?"
"Yes" 😂
The fact that Gaia is a regular Sorted viewer makes this even better. And I already knew I was going to love this because I love Emma Thompson!
Emma Thompson's effortless roasting people is hilarious, "do these people ever cooked before?" and then "just going to put some cauliflower in the hoven to confuse them" to then Ben actually does something with it, was gold.
And thank you for bringing awareness to eating disorders, I have many friends that have it but on the other side of the spectrum (over eating to compensate with life problems, social anxiety and lack of confidence), so it's great to see this initiative.
Over eating can still be an eating disorder just FYI. I'm a chef and have recently figured out I have adhd and with that can come disordered eating. I forget the actual name for it but for me I will get distracted and won't eat and then I get starving and binge and usually it's on unhealthy things because by then I don't feel like cooking. And this is repeated pretty much every day. Not every eating disorder is because someone is trying to watch their weight.
@@sammivd4763 Hi Samantha, if you re-read my comment you can see that I am saying that over eating is an eating disorder. That's why I said that it is on the "other side of the spectrum" because eating disorders have a wide range in it. Like you said, an eating disorder is not just the people that don't eat properly because they think they are always fat, it's also all that do the opposite, like I described above which is the examples I know from personal experience through my friends.
Being a snide hag isn't a substitute for wit.
@@jowilltellthetruth5525 you forgot to add "in my opinion" to your comment.
@@The_Curious_Cat the intelligent among us don't need it spelled out to them. It is a fact, however, that she is a massive hypocrite. Your opinion is that she is funny, mine differs.
Emma Thompson, with polite confusion, "Is that why he's behaving like a mad person?" Who knew that's what it sounds like to have well and truly made it in the world 😉
Good ol' Huttlestorm
I love her constant dry sarcasm overall... 😅
I liked that, but "Have these people ever cooked before?" beats it hands down IMO
I loved her! XD
The timing of this upload is very coincidental for me. My boyfriend has been encouraging me to let sortedfood know just how much they helped me with my eating disorder and recovery over the past few years. Almost every single time I cook I watch a sorted vid (or five).. My boyfriend noticed and asked why and I explained that besides awesome food inspo and ideas, the boys present food and cooking as fun, accessible and besides being silly and funny; remind me that eating good food is one of life's greatest joys. Thank you to everyone at sorted for that.
Big hearts!!! XD
You have a man in your life who cares and listens, not too many men like that around anymore. I am glad you are doing better. Hold on to that man of yours, he's a keeper.
your comment made me tear up
I’ve also struggled with my eating disorder and disordered eating for years and I almost religiously watch these boys any time I have to eat for very similar reasons they just bring so much fun and joy and a reminder that food can be such an amazing experience I hope your recovery continues to progress and one day we’ll both be much happier and healthier
What a lovely compliment. I hope you progress to joy.
‘Do you think she’s going to fire her agent?’ Best Janice line ever!
JANICE! 😂
1. Gaia looks so much like Emma it’s nuts, I’m stunned
2. Any time a celebrity’s child is a fan of a RUclips channel, it makes for the best collabs
3. I knew Emma was one of my favorite actresses for a reason, she went in full force
4. I love that they brought up such a great and important charity, I learned a lot and had a blast doing so.
Overall this was AMAZING and I hope this continues 💙
They really look insanely alike, even for a mother and daughter. Especially their joint reaction to what the theme was.
My first thought too was how Gaia looks so much like Emma, that when I saw the thumbnail without reading the title, I thought it was some throwback photo of Emma.
Agreed on the celebrity collabs. They're there because they care, and that's half the battle for making something great.
oddly my first thought was how LITTLE they look related. I even googled if she was adopted. matter of fact the first auto fill after "is Gaia Wise.." is "Adopted"
She's adopted, so that's a bit weird
Shout out to Mike for his epic “Love Actually” quote from Emma Thompson’s character - Jamie’s face was priceless
The one Jamie snuck in was great, too. I was waiting for that and, like always, Spaff did not disappoint.
@@Uncle_Smidge I missed that one! What did he say?
I think I missed that - time stamp?
@@deprofundis3293 At the very end just before the walk out
I've not seen that one, I need to, because I was lost in the out-take.
Having Gaia come and be a part of something she’s enjoyed for so long, as well as something that’s helped with her recovery, was so nice to watch! Thank you Gaia and Emma for sharing your experiences and being so open, it’s not an easy thing to talk about let alone go through. I loved this video for so many reasons!
Totally agree!
its so wholesome
Just seen Gaia's story and the info re the eating disorder charity, Beat - and am in tears. I lost a friend and very nearly lost a cousin to anorexia. This is a perfect, and important, match up between Beat & Sorted, and Gaia explains the connection so well... x
We're so sorry to hear about your friend and cousins. Eating disorders aren't spoken about enough. We're so glad you loved the video x
It did strike me that it was such an awesome connection for a food channel that is about so much more than pretty Instagram photos and trends. For me, SortedFood embodies taking control of your food in such a healthy way of scratch cooking with quality ingredients in a way that suits your lifestyle. Great job Sorted Team!
@@SortedFood agree. There was/still is so much stigma attached to it - thats what stopped my cousin seeking help for so long. You guys, Gaia & Emma will help Beat combat that with this video, given yr combined reach. And there were definitely tears of laughter too. It was so bloody funny. ("I floreted the f*** out of that...")
Just one of your absolute best videos ever, in multiple ways. Cheers!
I have a few women and one man in my life that have struggled with anorexia. It's sadly too common. And I felt so powerless to help them while they were destroying themselves. They all got "better" but still struggle with it as adults.
i think it's incredible that sorted is a channel (and a community) that stresses on food and cooking as fun and creative and communal way to spend time. instead of being insta-worthy or money-value or other unimportant stuff. food is about sharing and emotion, and that is the stuff that might help with food related disorder recovery. thank you for this theme guys!
I also have an eating disorder and partly watch Sorted as a form of "therapy" trying to somewhat rehabilitate my relationship with food. Having an episode where you lift this issue is fantastic, thank you so much! One of the worse long term effects of eating disorders is how it completely wrecks ones ability to enjoy and appreciate food and you guys with your massive enthusiasm for it is really infectious. You inspire me, and obviously a lot of other people, to both cook and eat and for some of us we really need this help. So grateful to you for being who you are and for doing this!
Wouldn't eat those canapées though 🤣
I used Sorted the same way, actually! I have had binge eating disorder for 20 years (I’m 28 for reference lol) and I had nearly forgotten how wonderful it was to feel safe loving food again in a way that didn’t send me on a binging spiral. I used this channel as a way to relearn that food can be delicious and safe and healthy and “naughty”, and that it’s all completely ok ❤️
@@kateheller590 same here!
i’m exactly the same, as i’m eating it’s part of a routine to watch sorted, the past few years they’ve really helped me appreciate food again and learn to love it instead of fearing it, don’t think i could ever thank the guys more
Meditate and regain your power
SAME!
Mike saying "and there is hope" in the background gave me chills and made me well up. I think this is the first time that sorted has acknowledged the power they have in helping those of us who have Had eating disorders regain our joy for food. Thank you sorted and thank you Emma and Gaia.
It's a tough thing to bring up without inadvertently setting off a trigger. It feels like they saved it for when they could properly address it in full. 💕
You are absolutely right! They have helped me so much since a friend recommended their channel to me. I'm actually motivated to cook and bake now without feeling overwhelmed. And I'm so thankful for that!
The whole "I'm just gonna throw cauliflower in the oven to confuse people" bit actually made me crack up.
Usually very critical with guests that join an established cast, but they fit perfectly. They weren't pretending, they weren't playing awkwardly to the camera, they just felt natural; like they'd always been part of the show.
Very impressed.
I feel like Emma captured the spirit of the early days of the channel when the bois were playing pranks on each other all the time and sabotaging each other's dishes. So, very on brand.
It seems like she's actually watched at least one episode of pass it on and so understands what's going on. So often you'll get a guest in for something like this and they never get over the basic premise...
@@jammiewins To be fair, as Gaia watches the show, it makes sense that she at least briefed her mother or showed her episode
The disappointment in Emma’s voice as she stormed into the kitchen to stop Mike’s scrambled egg antics 😂
Loved this episode! Just the right balance of absolute failure and total success. Can't wait for next time's Hollywood stars :P
Yeah, that's called mediocrity xD
"Get out, Mike. Just go." The utter disgust in her voice because of scrambled eggs. 🤣🤣🤣
The way that Gaia talked about her relationship with sorted and her eating disorder really hit home and to hear someone talk about it in that way was so powerful to hear. Also, additionally, absolutely hilarious episode and I had a great time watching!!
“Have these people ever cooked before?” - Emma Thompson
Haha. That’s the only reaction one can have to the carnage of Pass It On.
And then she stepped in and upped the carnage by a 1000%. 😂
You can't blame her for thinking that TBF 😂
@@SortedFood Nope! Pretty sure that’s the first thing I thought when I saw my first ever Sorted video (which happened to be a Pass It On).
Gaia is a very brave young person. It's very commendable that she's now an activist for eating disorders. Emma's comments about the judgement that parents receive when their children are suffering from a potentially fatal illness is so important. Both the family and the person who is ill need support.
The canapés are a pass - even though the chaos was extra this time.
“Maybe some cauliflower in the oven to confuse them.”
I love this
I was excited enough for the guests for this pass it on, I was not ready to have a wee greet while watching it.
I've struggled with disordered eating my whole life but hearing Gaia's story and relationship with Sorted has highlighted just how much this channel has positively supported me while struggling. I have always watched their videos and thought I enjoyed them at face value for the entertainment. I discovered them via their RUclips ad back in (I think) 2015 just after I had been sectioned, not a happy time in some senses but binge watching all their videos did start digging me out of a hole I never thought I'd get out of.
They make food a less intimidating obstacle because I can frame it as engaging with a community I adore. And when the idea of food is too much to stomach, I turn to poker face challenges or kitchen gadgets.
I don't know if the guys will ever know just how beneficial the meal packs app has been for those struggling with disordered eating. The love of the channel drives me to want to make the meals, only 3 meals to aim for a week takes the pressure off, and the set ingredient list and meal plans means that even when I'm struggling the worst I don't even have to think. I'm finding it hard to put into words the massive way that the meal packs app has positively impacted my ability to manage my eating disorder. And I can confidently say it has helped some of my closest friends, Emma is spot on that supporting someone with an ED can feel like being cut off at the knees; in the way that all you want to do is help but as a third party it feels like nothing you do seems to help. I have introduced people in my life who have a difficult relationship with food (ED or otherwise) and after years of all of us feeling trapped by our illness we can finally feel like we can build healthy habits and relationships with food again.
I don't know if they'll see this but I want to say thank you, from the bottom of my heart, this channel has seen me through some of my worst relapses and accompanied my greatest successes. These total strangers deserve every bit of praise they get and more for the small ways they have helped to portray food the way it should be, unintimidating, fun, relaxed, I truly hope they know how much they have positively impacted their viewers, I don't know where I would be without them.
What a beautiful testimony. Thank you for sharing your story!
Thanks so much for sharing this - brought tears to my eyes again. This was not just a blast to watch - but such an important episode. So many testimonies in the comments from those suffering from an ED or those of us desperately trying all we can to understand and support them. Take care. X
Emma Thompson is as epically wonderful in this as she was at the Adele gig last week: "We're going to put some cauliflower in the oven, but just to confuse them..." 🤣
The quote at the end from 'Love Actually' was great. Especially as it took Emma a second to get what Mike was doing 😆
I’ve been thinking about starting ED recovery for ages now but I haven’t had the guts to do it. I’m taking this as a sign from the universe to start recovery and finally get my life back 💜 it’s fucking scary but thank you lads and ladies ❤️
You've got this! I believe in you ♡♡
As someone further along on the journey, I wanna say I’m super proud of you! You can do this 💕.
@@hily88 thank you so much angel 🙏🏼 it really means a lot xx
@@Lyysabeth THANK YOU 💜💜
"Get out Mike"
Boy I felt that
I loved their energy. This was definitely my favourite pass it on you guys have done.
It was brutal.
At 7:19 Did Jamie just sneak in a "Love, Actually" pun 😂 😂 😂 love him
He did!! I was wondering if I was just reading too much into it, but he totally did!! Kudos, Spaff 👊👏
Gaia strikes me as such a lovely soul and Emma is always hilarious. As someone with disordered eating, I totally get what she was talking about in her story. It's a really hard thing to deal with, especially if you have any sort of trauma or other disorder that feeds into it. I hope she is in a better place now and that her recovery is going well. This was definitely a pass. Also that out take had me tearing up it was so funny.
Can I just say that it is absolutely amazing that Emma and her daughter not only came on the show but came with a message that is much needed in the world. .absolutely admirable! 🥰🌈 I don't struggle with this particular issue but I have a whole slew of others and I have nothing but respect and love towards Gaia for her struggle and strength! You are a beautiful soul!
"It was, quite literally, a Christmas miracle." -Mike Much Ado About Nothing is probably my all-time favorite movie and it would have been nothing without Emma!!! Have a wonderful holiday everyone!! Definitely a pass!
Yes! ❤️❤️❤️
Emma Thompson: “We’ve poured alcohol into absolutely everything we’ve made.”
Me: “Welcome to the channel!”
😂😂😂
Isn't that the epitome of Christmas though? XD
And it's very Scottish too haha
I was thinking “Oh, Ben’s going to looovvee it! 🤣”
I was going to say that is the most Scottish/Irish thing ever
This year has been absolutely a high point for the channel (despite James leaving, which is a shame). All the collaborations with other chefs have been wonderful, Pass it On Live was excellent (and I look forward to the next one), and this episode is a wonderful combination of using your reach for good, and getting someone on as a guest who is a two time Oscar winner! I can only imagine the disbelief from the team when Gaia reached out for this, but you've all built something amazing here and the success is well deserved.
One of the best “Pass it On’s,” ever! Barry…”That was sugar!”🤣 I loved Emma’s dry sense of humour. Thank you Gaia for sharing your very important story. You have reached so many. SortedFood has gotten me through some very tough times as well!!!!! I love watching you guys! 💕
As a mother, who had a serious eating disorder, of a teenager who has an eating disorder I love seeing this brought into the light in a way that is beautiful and touching.
Barry was so happy to have his plating badge recognized, 🤣 the little hug killed me
Wooohooo for Baz!
This one hit hard especially as someone who has suffered anorexia, I have to say Sorted has helped so much over the years with my recovery and I'm so happy that Gaia's message and story was included in detail I feel its really important that we are all honest about our struggles as it is the best way we can all combat stigma around mental illness.
Ebbers: 'The great thing about these guests is that they bring wonderful unique Scottish influences'
Emma, silently to camera: 'No we don't...' 🤣🤣🤣
My parents didn't believe when my sister said she had an eating disorder. She had to get through it on her own. In fact my dad encouraged my own disordered behavior with his fat phobic views of how I should look. Seeing the support Emma has given Gaia during a very difficult recovery is heartwarming and wonderful. 🥰
I am a counselor who works with Eating Disorders a lot and I have to say, I really appreciate you bringing the topic into the public consciousness and doing what you can. It truly means a lot to those who work directly with these wonderful folks as simple understanding and awareness are so rare to come by. Just wanted to give a quick word of thanks for that! Cheers, guys.
Gaia's story is ... well, bless her. Even having beat anorexia over a decade ago, I'm still not strong enough to admit that to family ... let alone the internet. *Amazing courage*
Right from the start - absolutely nailed the best order for the 4.
Ben is the best option to rescue any Spaffing, Mike isn't great in the middle because he gets flappy, and Barry is undeniably best at plating up.
Mike first will get *something* started, Jamie second will get something else started, and then Ben can bring together something for Barry to plate up.
And that's how you know that Gaia has been watching these guys for a very long time LOL
And then Mike throws in "scrambled egg" curveball haha
Gospel truth!
@@Serperi I mean, there's no way to avoid having the normals do something potentially mad other than have them plate up - the best you can do is to make sure somebody who can rescue it has the opportunity to rescue it.
@@Serperi I think he was maybe a bit star-struck and this "scrambled" his nerves?
7:21 "or am i gonna love?.... actually" then having love actually quotes later in the episode hilariously brilliant! 😂
And it was definitely a pass. it all worked out very well
I love how Gaia opened up about her story. I started watching sorted food when my eating disorder got worse, because I was obsessed with food but didn't allow myself to have it. But in the proces of watching them I just fell in love with these guys, and now I just watch it because I enjoy it. Great episode!
Just watched this episode again. Can we please have Emma & Gaia back every Christmas? It’s tradition!
I love how Gaia mentioned that this channel helped get her through her eating disorder. I've been in a similar situation and it's just nice to remind myself that food is good for you and should be a happy experience. I always watch these videos when I'm eating and it makes things so much easier.
❤️❤️
I hadn't realized that I use cooking shows and channels the same way: when I'm feeling disordered, they remind that food isn't just something that makes me fat. (Thanks, grandma Dorothy, hope you spend half of eternity as a ringworm)
Emma Thompson drinking early to make it through. :)))
"GIVE ME A SHOT!!"
"TAXI, GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!"
Strong Bill Murray at the beginning of "Lost in Translation" energy.
Wow, don't think I've seen a child so much like one of their parents before, not only does Gaia look as pretty as her mum, but their actions almost mirror each other.
Great to do such a fun video in support of a very worthy cause, as they both said its an illness that's often stigmatised & hidden away. So bringing it to the fore on a platform like Sorted was a cracking idea, especially at this time of year when all out promotion of over consumption overshadows what can be an extra hard period for individuals & families that can struggle with it all.
Plus the food came out looking & sounding quite nice, its a pass from me. Would be great to see them back visiting the kitchen again, they managed to out "Huttlestorm" Mike with their chaotic energy.
Leaving aside the otherwise hilarious video for a moment, thank you for getting across such an important message. As a dietitian I've seen first hand what a massive impact eating disorders can have, and offering support not only to the person suffering but to their family as well is critical. Gaia seems like such a lovely person, I'm very glad she is doing better!
How did you get my fave actor - Oscar winner Dame Emma Thompson - and her daughter on this? You guys are moving up in the world!
Edit: Finally finished watching. Gaia’s story brought tears to my eyes. So glad you are doing so much better! Mike’s speech to Jamie at the end was stunningly perfect!
can you explain mike outake, not sure what I'm missing?
@@RoraighPrice it's Emma's lines from Love Actually, a Christmass classic if you ask me
@@RoraighPrice it's a quote from Emma's character in "Love Actually"
Thank you….I had no idea what it was from. I assumed it was lines from one of her movies, but didn’t know which.
@@matearabar5821 wow i dont even remember that line! it's that time of the year...will watch it in the next 30 days!
From the moment I saw the teasers, I knew I was going to laugh, but I didn't know I was going to cry as well! Thank you so much Gaia for sharing your story and using your voice to speak and share so that others who are going through that journey can be encouraged!
I love how Dame Queen Emma and Gaia get to watch the catastrophe LIVE. They’d pass the best comments 😂
Just wanted to send a big thank you to the guys. I often forget that food centered channels like theirs don't always bring up eating disorders. But as someone who has spent most of their life struggling with disordered eating, its incredible to see them talking about it.
Emma Thompson: “Have these people ever cooked before?”
Me: “Ma’am, you’re new here, aren’t you? Strap in for a carnage like never before.”
Me : First Time ?
Lmao
I adored this episode, especially the sass Emma and Gaia brought! I'm in the US, so instead of Beat, I donated to a similar charity on this side of the pond. Thanks for bringing attention to this important issue.
Emma Thompson is an amazing person, and I love her on every level possible.
I loved every minute of this. From Dame Emma Thompson's chaotic energy and searing commentary to just the baseline panic of all the guys, and the heartwarming story behind it all. Thank you and good luck to everyone!
I've never suffered from an eating disorder but I have struggled with other mental health issues for a long time now. Compared to some I discovered Sorted very late - just a few months ago - but it was when I was at my lowest for a long time, just after a particularly concerted suicide attempt. I just want to say that I am so grateful for everything that you've done for people like me, and the fact that you've let someone like Gaia speak out, not only in public, but on a food channel is so laudable. Gaia - I can't respect you enough for being so brave. Emma - you have the most perfect, supportive attitude. Sorted - you made a point of stopping the fun for a minute to shine a light on a serious and often overlooked problem. Hats off to everyone involved in this production
Honestly the best Pass It On ever! If at all possible, I would love to see Emma and Gaia guesting on Pass It On as an annual fundraiser for Beat. Their energy is amazing, and Gaia is a wonderful advocate!
I’ve been on both sides of an eating disorder. As a bulimic during my teens and twenties, And now standing side by side with my daughter as she struggles with body dysmorphia. My momma heart started crying watching Emma as she and Gaia spoke of
her journey. It’s a pain like nothing else thinking you can’t help your child with something that society deems so basic. Well done to them both!
The timing of this video is SO important. Christmas is a hugely triggering and stressful time for those with eating disorders. Thank you Sorted for raising awareness/platform sharing in such a compassionate, yet bone-dry humoured way. How wonderful 🥰
Emma Thompson. What an absolute queen.
Yup! Queen!
This is so wholesome, I can barely stand it. I love Dame Emma and it was so cool for her and Gaia to come on, especially for such an important cause. Eating disorders are no joke-- thank you Sorted for spreading awareness and bringing attention to how people can help!
That gasp and then hug as the order was announced. Barry's hug was very sweet.
Similar to Gaia, I found the channel while I was struggling with my eating disorders. I ended up watching the videos whenever I was trying to eat because seeing good friends having fun, cooking and eating amazing food was comforting and made me feel like I was having a meal with friends which helped with all the negative thoughts surrounding eating. Even though I'm in recovery, I still watch their videos while I eat because it keeps the negative thoughts from creeping back in. Thanks to the whole team at Sorted for making such incredible and hilarious videos. I know it's made a world of difference to so many people with eating disorders, mental illnesses, etc.
Oh God, I never knew this was something I needed in my life. All I want for christmas is a collab between dame Emma Thompson and Janice. Can you imagine the sass?!
The resident sassy scot needed to be here. James and Emma throwing that much sass would've been legendary
This is definitely one of my favourite sorted episodes to date. Emma Thompson is absolutely awesome and her daughter's just as awesome as her. Love the chaos, love the chemistry!
Thinking I couldn't love Emma Thompson more, then this happens! Gaia is an inspiration talking so candidly about such a consuming illness. Good job gents, you've kicked off December perfectly!
I love the bit where the guests go from "why are they panicing so much?" to wild panic when they have to go themselves.
Emma: ...do things just blow up?
Me: Yes, yes they do.
Loving all these guests, boys! Congrats!
I love that Gaia got to tell her story and bring attention to eating disorders. I was also recovering from an eating disorder when I discovered this channel and it gave me such a positive avenue to experience food. Thank you for doing this!!!
I cried like a baby watching this. I’ve watched you guys through my ups and downs with my eating disorders, postpartum and mental health issues. This is my comfort channel. Thank you so much for supporting such a great cause♥️
I hope you're doing well. Nobody is more important than you. 🤗
@@madamnicknack I am! Thank you so much. I hope you’re also doing well♥️
as someone who’s suffered and still suffering with an eating disorder, this channel has helped me so so much learn to love and appreciate food again, it’s a part of a routine now for me to watch sorted while eating as it just helps me realise that food isn’t a bad thing
Gaia to SortedFood HQ: “The person you need is Nanny McPhee.”
This. Please. I need to hear this.
This!!
And then we got Nanny McPheelings, to boot.
I never comment but thank you to the sorted team for making amazing content that has helped me during my days of sadness. It been a rough year of ups and downs. I don't deal with an eating disorder but I am on a diet that was restrictive and Sorted food just made me feel inspired to go back into the kitchen and cook for others. Happy Holidays to the Sorted Team! Thanks for all the laughter and inspirations.
Watching guests actively drink as they deal with the chaos that unfolds is glorious
I have never clicked so fast I LOVE Emma Thompson *”have these people ever cooked before”* 😂😂 she’s so funny
Ben's smug face at 22:59 makes me so happy! Finally appreciated for the quality grub he brings to the table, even in all the chaos! Great cause too, it's so nice to see a different type of collab for pass it on, and for it to work so well!
Wonderful PIO. I did wonder how on earth the Sorted Gang had gotten Emma Thompson and her daughter on, but to hear Gaia talking about how the channel had helped her with her eating disorder was deeply moving. We need to hear more about the fact that there are not just eating conditions out there, but help as well - people like Gaia are never alone, not whilst there's help out there.
Oh and my Sass-O-Meter exploded about four minutes in, so there was that as well.
"We've just poured alcohol into absolutely everything we've made." Yeahhh, welcome to Sorted!
Through my first pregnancy (2021), I developed an eating disorder. I started watching sorted at the same time for a similar reason to Gaia. After my daughter was born, my eating disorder got even more out of control, I stopped watching sorted as I couldn't even face looking at food. I found beat, and the care and support they gave me was just wonderful. They gave me info, I found a small local Ed therapy that offered free sessions and my Ed is under control. I have only in the past week started watching sorted again, and I cried the minute you mentioned beat. Thank you for this ❤️
This is the BEST episode of the show ever. And I've been watching for years! Complete, blissful chaos. I loved every second of it! What a blast!! Emma and Gaia need to come back.
Thank you Gaia for sharing your story.
Wish you enduring recovery.
Have to agree with other comments I've read here saying this was easily one of the best PIO's we've seen so far! I've been watching the channel for a lonnnng time, so to see Emma and her lovely Gaia come in for a bit of fun was such an amazing culmination to watching you lot for all these years. I'm really happy for Gaia being on the road to recovery and using her love of food and cooking to sort of help her get back to herself again. I'm also really proud of you boys for handling this all with such care and kindness (not that I expected anything else, really).
But Jamie, really - fried Mars bars? A 7? LOL
Gaia is such a natural SORTEDfood contestant! I can totally see her as a returning guest!
Dame Queen Emma Thompson starting with “I can’t even spell RUclips.” 😂
This was one of my favourite episodes of Pass It On. In general, I feel the guests are usually trying to find their footing within the chaos of the guys but these two jumped right in and it felt very normal for them to be there. LOVED IT and LOVE Emma Thompson, her dry humour is excellent!
Inviting celebrities to promote a good cause, while cooking especially in a pass it on video should be something a lot more people and charities should do ….
I'm glad that we can't see the dislike count on this video so I can believe it has none. Because that's what this truly deserves. Wonderful video and a brilliant way to promote a worthy cause without it feeling forced.
3 minutes in and already loving SortedFood and Emma Thompson together! 😂
I feel like everything with Mrs Thompson is great! 😊
I can honestly say that sorted food got me through the toughest point of my life so far and I will be forever grateful for that. Hearing Gaia’s story brought me to tears, thank you guys for everything you do without even knowing it! ❤️
The lovable chaos is at an all-time high today! Love the addition of Emma & Gaia! They bring the sass that we've been missing since James left. Also, anyone else notice someone crawling behind the table in the back at about 2:40? ED is something that so many people struggle with and it's important to bring attention to these issues and reduce the stigma around eating disorders and mental health.
Our lord and savior Emma Thompson. Would've never imagined here being in this humble channel
You guys are moving up in the world, well deserved!
The way Emma hugs Gaia at the end of the interview just brings me to tears. 💕 The best episode of Sorted, thank you guys!!
BEST👏 EPISODE 👏EVER👏 They have to come back!!!!👏😂🥰 Also Emma and Gaia should definitely have at least an 8 as they made the majority of the stuff that made it😂
I hadn't discovered Sorted Food 12 months ago, but since I have I've been working my way through much of the back catalogue and today watched this amazing episode!! What a laugh, and even better to highlight a very, very good cause. Well done all!
Wow, this is amazing on so many levels. Emma and Gaia are just incredible and hilarious, but also brave sharing their experience and advocating.
I completely resonate with what Gaia was saying about her experience with an eating disorder, and that watching Sorted helped to remind her of the positive, community side of food. I've been watching Sorted for years, and it has helped me in the exact same way throughout recovery. The positive energy the team creates is infectious. Thank you for how you've helped me personally, and raising awareness :)
The sugar Barry.... the sugar. I also want to say thank you to SortedFood, this episode truly resonated with me. I have also suffered from an eating disorder since I was 16 and am 22 now and watching Sorted has helped to show me that food is a part of life and that you dont have to feel guilty about it and everything is good for you and if you want it you can enjoy it. I have always loved cooking and seeing all of you has truly inspired me through my darkest times. Thank you so much to you all and also to Emma and Gaia, two of my heroes🥰🥰