I talk to the founder and curator of the Moist Towelette Museum, then and a friend and I debate napkin technique and whether restaurants should use scented hand soap.
I run around Philly eating the city's most iconic foods, then bring samples to a scientist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center to learn why greasy treats like scrapple and cheesesteak are so good.
I try chicken feet and a dessert soup called tang yuan with some passionate eaters who are defying stereotypes of Asian-Americans.
What do you cook for breakfast the morning after? How can couples share power in the kitchen? We talk food and relationships with advice columnist Dan Savage and Death, Sex and Money’s Anna Sale.
This innovative Valentine's Day feast comes with a warning: Don't feed this to anyone you actually love.
In this episode of my Cooking Channel web series, You're Eating It Wrong, I learn how to eat chicken wings, with competitive eater Crazy Legs Conti.
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You can learn a lot about your romantic compatibility with someone by eating with them. Here's how to do it.
Listeners call in to confess their quirkiest eating habits and desires. But if we’re all weird, doesn’t that make us normal?
A pair of young lovers leads a motley crew of wing fanatics on a quest for the perfect Buffalo wing. But will the universe deliver a happy ending for their hearts and bellies?
Too many wing places brag about the level of mental illness required to consume their hottest offerings. But I believe that eating should be about pleasure--not feats of strength.
An Eater responds to one of the homework assignments in my book with a big concern and great solution.
