Pubity Takes ‘Try Each Other’s’ to Tubi

Pubity’s food series Try Each Other’s has launched on Tubi, according to Deadline, giving the digital-first publisher its first streaming deal with the Fox-owned platform.

Deadline describes Try Each Other’s as a long-form food show built around a simple, very legible format: people from different generations and nationalities try each other’s cuisines through specific themes. It is the kind of concept that travels well on social media because the pitch is immediate and the reactions are built in. What changes on Tubi is the ask. A clip can live on novelty; a longer episode has to sustain curiosity past the first bite.

That makes the deal mildly revealing in a way these announcements often are not. Streamers still want formats that arrive pre-translated from the internet, with an audience trained to understand the premise in seconds. For Pubity, the bargain is different: a publisher known for digital reach gets a shot at something more durable than the scroll.

Deadline did not include launch-date detail beyond saying the series has launched, and it did not specify episode count or terms of the arrangement. The observable shift is clear enough without the gloss: a social food brand has moved one of its formats onto a mainstream streaming service.