Influencer couple Dorothy Tuash and Olus B, popularly known as The OT Love Train, are breaking societal rules and gender norms in the kitchen with their new series ‘Men in Catering.’
The couple is encouraging husbands to learn how to cook and support their wives in the kitchen, as a way to depart from the traditional gender roles and take on a new outlook. The series, which has already gained a following on social media, features Dorothy teaching Olus how to cook various dishes, from Nigerian classics to modern takes on international cuisine. The couple shares relatable faux pas moments in the kitchen, making light of scenarios where the husband is clueless.
‘Men in Catering’ is already starting to catch on as a highly requested series, with other couples sharing their own experiences of their partner’s fails in the kitchen. The OT Love Train hopes to inspire a movement of gender equality in the kitchen and beyond.
“We believe that cooking and supporting each other in the kitchen is not just about making great meals, but it’s about building stronger relationships and breaking down outdated gender roles,” says Dorothy Tuash. “We want to show that anyone can cook and support their partner in the kitchen, regardless of their gender or background.”
The OT Love Train has become well-known for breaking norms and inspiring change in their community. With ‘Men in Catering,’ they hope to continue to push the boundaries and encourage others to do the same, while adding a touch of humor to each episode.
“We’re not professional chefs, but we know how to make cooking fun and enjoyable,” said Olus B. “We want to show our audience that cooking can be a stress-relieving activity and that anyone can do it.”
The OT Love Train’s content has always been about bringing a smile to people’s faces, and ‘Men in Catering’ is no exception. With their unique approach to cooking, they’re sure to inspire more couples to create unforgettable moments in the kitchen.
