The authors of the food say

Two authors of the culinary books accused Tiktok Influncer Braoke Belemy of copying their recipes.

My feet, the Australian Popular Food Vete Recetin Eats, said that Ms. Beliemi’s Culinary Book contains recipes with the “word similarity”.

Ms. Belami, who owns the popular Beakhaus Beakhaus, dismissed her allegations, saying that her book contains “100 recipes I have created for years.” One of the ones in question was created before Mrs. Mahashi published her, she claims.

A few hours after Mrs. Mekhashi raised her allegations, US author Sally McKenni also accused Ms. Belami of plagiarized vanilla cake recipe.

Ms Mahashi said that the reader noted that she called “a great similarity” between the recipe for the caramel cut and the fact that Ms. Belemi’s culinary book was the most sold.

She later said she also revealed the similarity between the refugee and Ms. Belami, offering a comparison next to the EPRECetin Eats.

Ms. Mehashi is the author of two culinary books and her website she started in 2014, attracts a monthly reader of 45 million pages.

Ms. Belemi is the owner of three branches of Bakehouse, which were in Queensnd, which were established in 2022. It is also a popular baker on Tiktok with two million followers.

Mrs. Mahashi said she had contacted Ms. Belami, Penguin Random House Australia, adding that they “led the lawyers and turned to me legal intimidation.”

“It feels like brazen exploitation of my work. To see them plagiarists and used in the book to profit, without permission and without a loan, it does not just feel unfair,” she added.

Ms Mahashi kept her own legal lawyer and wrote Ms. Belemi and a penguin.

Baking from the pavement was published in October 2024 and has since sold $ 4.6 million ($ 2.1 million).

Penguin and Mrs. Belemi were tensely denied the allegations, and the publisher issued the answer to Ms. Mahashi, confirming “BWB’s recipes, written by Brooke Belam.”

Despite the preservation of no violations, Ms. Belemi said she offered to remove the recipes from future reprints “to prevent further exacerbation,” and that it was transmitted “quickly” by Ms. Mahashi.

She added that “great respect for the leg” but performed on her recipes in a series of Instagram stories.

“The development of recipes in today’s world is shrouded in other cooks, authors of culinary books, food bloggers and content creators,” she said, adding that “readiness to share processing” is what she loves in baking.

Culinary books Ms. Mahashi and Ms. Belami were short -lived on this year’s Australian book branch awards.

Ms. McKeni, who authors on the site, the addiction Sally, accused Ms. Belemi of copying the vanilla cake recipe, which is included in the culinary book by Ms. Belemi and the YouTube channel.

“The original ReSipe creators, which have invested in the work on the development and testing of the recipes, deserve a loan – especially in the most sold culinary book,” Ms Macceni wrote on Instagram.