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Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 522

Views 832.2M

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Tasting History with Max Miller presents tutorials on making historic dishes while exploring the surrounding history, drawing from topics like medieval, Victorian, colonial, and ancient foods. The channel uses a tutorial/recipe focus with historical context and features frequent uploads as part of a steady content cadence, with an average roughly 686.2K views per video. It targets viewers interested in historical gastronomy and related eras, with search queries spanning historical cooking and world history food themes.

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#1

Townsends view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 2.9M

Videos 586

Views 484.1M

Appearances 15

SERP 83%

Similarity 84%

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They share a focus on historical cooking and medieval/historic meals with high search alignment (historical cooking, medieval cuisine, historic meals) and a similar content niche that attracts a history-food audience, reflected in an 83% search match and 84% content similarity.

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83% relevance

Subscribers 4.7M

Videos 1K

Views 716.5M

Appearances 14

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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They target historical food history topics (including Victorian & Roman diet), matching searches like historical food history and Victorian food history; however, their content diverges in style and depth from Max Miller, yielding 100% search overlap but only 72% content similarity.

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Early American view on YouTube ▶

82% relevance

Subscribers 1.4M

Videos 257

Views 149.8M

Appearances 15

SERP 80%

Similarity 83%

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Shares interest in historical cooking and historic meals with Max Miller, particularly feudal-era/early American culinary topics, shown by an 80% search match and 83% content similarity.

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English Heritage view on YouTube ▶

70% relevance

Subscribers 1.4M

Videos 701

Views 151.9M

Appearances 9

SERP 62%

Similarity 76%

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Covers historical cooking and medieval/Victorian-era food topics, aligning with searches for historical cooking and medieval cuisine, but has a broader heritage focus that reduces content overlap to 76% despite a 62% search match.

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#5

Tasting History with Max Miller Top Videos

69% relevance

Subscribers 31.2K

Videos 24

Views 3.5M

Appearances 6

SERP 49%

Similarity 83%

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Directly overlaps with Max Miller’s own content niche in historical cooking and historical food history; shows high audience interest but differs in video catalog organization, reflected by a 49% search match yet 83% content similarity.

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Documentary Portal

62% relevance

Subscribers 3.1K

Videos 13

Views 397.1K

Appearances 6

SERP 41%

Similarity 75%

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Targets historical cooking and gastronomy/history with some overlap on ancient cuisine history searches, yielding 41% search overlap but relatively strong content similarity at 75%.

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Discovered competitors include Weird History (83% match) with 4.7M subscribers and Townsends (83% match) with 2.9M subscribers, both overlapping on historical cooking, medieval cuisine, and historic meals. Early American (82% match) and English Heritage (70% match) also compete on similar queries like historical cooking and Victorian/medieval food history. Top competitors by match percentage are Weird History and Townsends at 83%, followed by Early American at 82%. Tasting History with Max Miller has 4.2M subscribers, which is smaller than Weird History (4.7M) and Townsends (2.9M) but larger than English Heritage (1.4M) and the channel’s own top videos listing (31.2K). Shared queries include historical cooking, medieval cuisine, and Victorian/ Roman dietary topics, indicating overlap in audience interest.

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#7	61%	Free Documentary - History	70%	1.1M	48%	11
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#9	60%	Eats History	87%	279K	19%	5
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#11	56%	Chef Grandma Cooking	76%	603K	27%	4
#12	56%	Medieval Way	80%	165K	20%	3
#13	56%	Medieval Times Discovered	81%	145K	19%	5
#14	55%	TEDx Talks ▶	60%	44.2M	48%	5
#15	55%	OTR Food & History	76%	312K	22%	4
#16	54%	Timeline - World History Documentaries ▶	67%	5.8M	35%	7
#17	54%	Absolute History ▶	73%	3.7M	25%	10
#18	53%	Weird History Food ▶	73%	747K	23%	5
#19	53%	Joshua Weissman ▶	73%	10.5M	23%	5
#20	52%	Chronicle - Medieval History Documentaries	72%	860K	21%	5
#21	52%	Adam Ragusea ▶	79%	2.6M	11%	2
#22	52%	Fallow ▶	78%	2.1M	12%	1
#23	51%	Primeval Old Man	71%	9.8K	21%	2
#24	51%	SciShow ▶	71%	8.4M	21%	4
#25	51%	Medieval Wisdom	75%	135K	14%	1
#26	50%	Sandwiches of History	76%	125K	11%	3
#27	50%	Old Forge Creations	65%	125K	28%	5
#28	49%	Low Carb Down Under	71%	531K	16%	2
#29	49%	Stellar Eureka	71%	165K	15%	2
#30	48%	Tri-State Living History Association	68%	22.5K	18%	1
#31	48%	TRUE FOOD TV	71%	620K	14%	1
#32	48%	Just Learning	66%	4.2K	22%	3
#33	48%	Max the Meat Guy ▶	72%	9M	12%	1
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#36	47%	Techno Food	69%	1.1K	14%	1
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#38	47%	PBS	69%	1.7M	13%	2
#39	47%	Yiddish Book Center	68%	33K	14%	1
#40	47%	David Lister	70%	5.4K	12%	1
#41	46%	HISTORY ▶	68%	15.2M	14%	4
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Tasting History with Max Miller?

Tasting History with Max Miller's biggest competitors on YouTube are Townsends (2.9M subscribers, 83% match) and Weird History (4.7M subscribers, 83% match), with Early American (1.4M subscribers, 82% match) close in alignment. They all focus on history-related food topics and historical cooking, sharing content that blends historic recipes with culinary storytelling.

What type of content does Tasting History with Max Miller make?

Tasting History with Max Miller produces history-focused cooking and food-history content, as seen in video titles like Making Shepherd’s Pie from an 1894 Recipe, Hatshepsut - The Pharaoh they tried to Erase from History, Nikola Tesla's Weird Eating Habits, What Did the Builders of Stonehenge Eat?, and The History of Gumbo in New Orleans. The channel averages about 686.2K views per video, with recent uploads ranging around 370K to 879K views.

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