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24Kitchen ends television broadcasts and moves to Disney+

24Kitchen ends television broadcasts and moves to Disney+

The Dutch cooking channel 24Kitchen will cease its linear television broadcasts on March 31, 2027, after more than fifteen years on air. The content will transition to the streaming platform Disney+.

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