BuzzFeed's viral Tasty recipes are coming to TV. As part of NBCUniversal's $200 million investment in BuzzFeed last year, the Today show and BuzzFeed are teaming up to create food content for the morning show.
On Friday morning, Today show co-anchor Al Roker hosted a food segment showing how to make a pork tenderloin recipe. But the network first cut to a clip of a BuzzFeed-created version of the recipe in the style of the site's popular Facebook and digital videos.
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