Protect Our Plates YouTube channel thumbnail

Subscribers 150K

Videos 126

Views 15.5M

Channels Like Protect Our Plates

Protect Our Plates is a UK-based channel that analyzes everyday supermarket foods using public information, ingredient labels, and official reports to reveal what’s really in common items. The content style centers on clear, consumer-focused explanations and analysis of real ingredients, with tutorials and deep-dives into food labeling and provenance. The channel publishes videos regularly (recent uploads show a sequence of similarly themed breakdowns) and has about 126 videos with 150K subscribers and 15.5M total views, averaging around multiple long-form videos per post with typical durations around 25–29 minutes.

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#1

Dr. Eric Berg DC view on YouTube ▶

85% relevance

Subscribers 14.5M

Videos 5.8K

Views 3.4B

Appearances 15

SERP 100%

Similarity 75%

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Both target audiences concerned with nutrition labeling and what ingredients are in foods, with high search overlap on queries like 'food ingredient labels' and 'read food ingredients'; however, Berg's content style is more medical/health coaching, reflected in a high search match (100%) but lower overall content alignment (75%).

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#2

NSWFoodAuthority

81% relevance

Subscribers 1.6K

Videos 21

Views 627.6K

Appearances 11

SERP 96%

Similarity 72%

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Both channels focus on consumer access to and understanding of food labeling and labelling laws, evidenced by strong search overlap on 'food ingredient labels' and 'consumer food labelling' and a solid content alignment, yielding a high combined match (96% search, 72% content).

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#3

Myprotein view on YouTube ▶

69% relevance

Subscribers 343K

Videos 911

Views 40.1M

Appearances 7

SERP 68%

Similarity 70%

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Both discuss nutrition labels and ingredient lists to help viewers make informed choices, with substantial search overlap on 'food ingredient labels' and 'nutrition label reading,' though Myprotein’s content is product/fitness oriented, resulting in moderate overall alignment (68% search, 70% content).

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#4

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69% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 7

SERP 74%

Similarity 65%

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Both address consumer nutrition information, including additives and sugar/calorie content, yielding strong search overlap on 'food additives explained' and related UK metrics, but TED-Ed’s explanatory animation style diverges from Protect Our Plates’ practical consumer guidance, giving equivalent overall match around 69% due to high search but enjoyable but different content approach (74% search, 65% content).

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#5

Discovering Our Countryside

67% relevance

Subscribers 4.7K

Videos 154

Views 3.4M

Appearances 5

SERP 63%

Similarity 70%

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Both touch on food provenance and origins, matching viewers who care about where food comes from; the channel shows solid search overlap around 'food provenance UK' and decent content alignment, though Discovering Our Countryside is more focused on rural/travel context (63% search, 70% content).

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#6

Doctablet

65% relevance

Subscribers 67.3K

Videos 56

Views 10.0M

Appearances 8

SERP 69%

Similarity 62%

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Both cover consumer food labeling and ingredient lists, sharing audience interest via queries like 'food ingredient labels' and 'read food ingredients,' with Doctablet showing similar content style but different emphasis (69% search, 62% content).

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Discovered competitors include Dr. Eric Berg DC at 85% match with 14.5M subscribers and TED-Ed at 69% match with 22.4M subscribers, both overlapping on queries like food ingredient labels, read food ingredients, and real ingredients food. NSWFoodAuthority (81% match, 1.6K subscribers) also aligns on consumer food labeling and ingredient reading, while Myprotein (69% match, 343K subscribers) and Discovering Our Countryside (67% match, 4.7K subscribers) share queries around nutrition label reading and food provenance UK. Protect Our Plates (150K subscribers) is smaller than the large general-audience channels like TED-Ed and Dr. Berg, but competes in the same space of explaining ingredients and labeling, leveraging UK-focused content. Top competitors by match: Dr. Eric Berg DC (85%), NSWFoodAuthority (81%), TED-Ed (69%). All identified channels address overlapping queries such as food ingredient labels, read food ingredients, and consumer labeling, tying them to similar search interests.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Protect Our Plates?

Protect Our Plates' biggest YouTube competitors are Dr. Eric Berg DC (14.5M subscribers, 85% match) and NSWFoodAuthority (1.6K subscribers, 81% match) and Myprotein (343K subscribers, 69% match). All three channels produce content related to food, nutrition, and safety in contrast to Protect Our Plates, which focuses on evaluating consumer food brands. They share an overlapping niche around food information and consumer guidance.

What type of content does Protect Our Plates make?

Protect Our Plates creates short-form looks at consumer food brands, questioning whether items are real food and pointing out misleading labeling, as indicated by video titles such as: DON’T Buy These 13 'READY TO EAT' Items, STOP Buying These 10 UK BREAD BRANDS, and DON’T Buy These 7 BUTTER Brands. The channel has an average of 0 views per video across its recent uploads, and the description notes ~? uploads per week.

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