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Cook's Illustrated competitors & alternatives

Publishing & MediaUnited States

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Cook's Illustrated among publishing & media companies — ranked by similarity to what Cook's Illustrated actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Cook's Illustrated

Cook's Illustrated is a subscription-based cooking magazine and media brand known for its rigorous, science-based recipe testing and development.

Cook's Illustrated at a glance

Cook's Illustrated is a publishing & media company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 13 named people at Cook's Illustrated, including Dan Souza (editor in chief of Cook's Illustrated).

Cook's Illustrated leadership

  • Dan Souzaeditor in chief of Cook's Illustrated
  • Amanda Ageeeditorial director of Cook's Illustrated
  • Alyssa Vaughnsenior content editor of Cook's Illustrated
  • Andrea Gearydeputy food editor of Cook's Illustrated
  • Annie Petitosenior editor of Cook's Illustrated
  • Elizabeth Bomzemanaging editor of Cook's Illustrated

7 more named people on record for Cook's Illustrated, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Top 12 Cook's Illustrated competitors

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