
Cashing in on Cashews
This buttery-sweet tree nut makes a tasty snack, milk, or ingredient – but its fruit is poisonous. But but: Its apple is not! Anney and Lauren break down the science and history of the cashew tree, nu...
17 Sep 202040min

Gochujang: Awesome Sauce
This spicy-savory-salty-funky-sweet sauce is the product of thousands of years of fermentation tradition. Anney and Lauren dip into the science and history of gochujang. Learn more about your ad-choi...
12 Sep 202035min

The Bon Macaron Episode
These pretty, meringue-based cookies are a delightful treat – but can be a disaster to attempt making. Anney and Lauren explore the convoluted history and complex structural science of macarons. Lear...
10 Sep 202042min

Unboxing Boxed Wine
This often inexpensive, sometimes maligned method of packaging wine has a history steeped in intrigue. Anney and Lauren dip into the environmental science and crime-ridden history of boxed wine. Lear...
4 Sep 202053min

The Fennel Countdown
This lightly anise-flavored vegetable is used for its bulb, stalks, fronds, and seeds alike. Anney and Lauren dig into the science and history of fennel. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://w...
3 Sep 202027min

The Killer Breakfast Cereal Episode
These often sugary, heavily advertised products all root from an ascetic health food movement in the 1800s. Anney and Lauren explore the strange history and gun-puffed science of breakfast cereals. L...
31 Aug 202058min

Savor Classics: Oysters
Oysters were one of humanity's first foods, and they've remained ragingly popular ever since. In this classic episode, Anney and Lauren dive into the biology and bloody history (piracy! murder!) behin...
26 Aug 202050min

Breaking Down Molecular Gastronomy
This branch of food science studies the physics, chemistry, and creative art of making food. Anney and Lauren explore the difficult definitions and delightful nerdery behind molecular gastronomy. Lea...
24 Aug 202047min



















