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Food isn't complicated. People make it complicated.
Always Hangry is a new food comedy podcast where chef and TV host George Duran calls out the weird, frustrating, and totally ridiculous ways we all behave around food — Costco sample chaos, restaurant etiquette, grocery-store habits, and all the things we do that somehow make perfect sense until you actually think about them.
No recipes. Nothing precious. Just the conversation you'd have after a couple of drinks when someone finally says the thing everyone's thinking.
New episodes launch Tuesday, July 21st. Follow Always Hangry wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss the first bite.
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George and Karla dive into the wild world of buffets in this lively episode of The Always Hangry Podcast, revealing how these all-you-can-eat feasts can morph people into buffet beasts! They chat about the psychology behind buffet behavior, like how diners with heavier BMIs tend to attack the buffe…
This episode goes deep on exotic meats and the strange lengths people go to for food — starting with a website that sells, wait for it, opossum tail (just the tail). George and Feel Good Foodie's Yumna Jawad work their way through yak filet mignon, giraffe hot dogs, zebra sausage, and George's own …
George Duran and food writer Karla Walsh open the fridge on the stuff nobody says out loud.
First up: the genuinely unhinged things Costco has sold in bulk — gold bars, six-foot nutcrackers, 72-pound wheels of Parmesan, buckets of apocalypse food, and yes, caskets💀💰 (buy one, get a free divorce cer…
Every year, thousands of new food products launch in the United States with one goal: to become the thing you can't stop eating. Some of them solve a real problem. Some of them are cotton candy that tastes like salted butter.
George Duran spent two days at the Summer Fancy Food Show at the Javits C…
Summary
One gluten-free guest can derail a dinner party. One meatball can derail a friendship. George Duran and food writer Karla Walsh lay out the unwritten rules of sharing plates, expose what "best by" actually means, and meet the forager New York City arrested for eating a dandelion in Central …
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