Rouxbe Online Cooking School is pleased to announce that it has signed a content partnership deal with Microsoft Corporation to be one of its culinary video launch partners for the Bing Food & Drink App. Launched yesterday, Windows 8.1 consumers will now be able to go to cooking school to learn new culinary techniques from the comfort of their very own home, anytime of the day.
As part of the partnership, Rouxbe has translated 160 of its culinary technique videos into 16 different languages. An additional 200 English instructional videos are included as part of the Bing Food & Drink App for Windows 8.1 users. The app is pre-installed on all devices with 8.1, and is a also a free upgrade for existing Windows 8 users. This new upgrade features a unique hands-free mode so that you don’t even have to touch the screen when reading a recipe.
This is the second time that a major technology company has chosen Rouxbe as the premier showcase launch partner. Back in 2010, Apple selected Rouxbe (the only cooking site) alongside 30 other premium sites for its iPad-Ready site showcase for the initial release of the iPad.
We are extremely honored to continue to attract the attention of major brands that choose to align with Rouxbe’s premium instructional content—a testament to the quality of production that our team have delivered. We’re excited to have partnered with Microsoft and Bing to bring high-quality culinary instruction to people across the globe,” says Joe Girard, founder and CEO of Rouxbe.
Founded in 2005, Rouxbe (“ROO-bee”) is the world’s leading online cooking school. Rouxbe offers instructor-guided certification cooking courses for cooks of all levels using intuitive learning technology and close-up technique video. Courses can be taken on demand, at your own pace. Rouxbe can be found in the kitchens of homes, schools, restaurants and professional culinary academies in over 178 countries.
View this video for a taste of Rouxbe in 17 languages.
Rouxbe in 17 Languages from Rouxbe Video on Vimeo.
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