Eater Lands 2026 Daytime Emmy Nomination
A week after being nominated for its 18th New York Emmy, Eater has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy. The 2026 nominations, announced on Tuesday, recognize both broadcast and digital shows; Eater was nominated for Outstanding Daytime Short Form Program for its Most-Ordered, a new series that debuted this year. Most-Ordered spotlights the dishes found on […]
Eater's video team has been honored with a sixth Daytime Emmy nomination for its groundbreaking show, Most-Ordered. This follows the team's recent sixth New York Emmy nomination, solidifying their success in the competitive world of broadcast and digital programming. The 2026 Daytime Emmy nominations, revealed on Tuesday, acknowledge both traditional and modern mediums.
Most-Ordered, a series that debuted this year, has been nominated in the Outstanding Daytime Short Form Program category for its innovative approach to showcasing popular dishes. The show's pilot episode, focused on Lori Jayne, a Brooklyn restaurant, delves into the intricate process of creating a star dish: steak frites. From butchery to final assembly, the episode explores every step of the culinary journey, led by acclaimed chef Sam Braverman.
Its popularity is evident, with the episode garnering over 1 million views within three days of its release. This surge in viewership not only validated the show's content but also led to a surge in orders for the showcased steak frites at Lori Jayne, causing a temporary shortage. This sixth Daytime Emmy nomination is a testament to Eater's video team's commitment to delivering engaging and innovative content. The 53rd annual Daytime Emmy Awards will be held in Los Angeles on October 30.
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