
Welcome to Savor (and Asheville)
Beer and food pulled this Southern/Appalachian city out of 70 years of economic depression. Anney and Lauren, along with a bevy of guides, explore the edible history and science of keeping Asheville w...
26 Sep 201832min

FoodStuff Goes for (Edible) Gold
Even though gold has no flavor and no nutritional benefits, people have been eating gold pretty much forever. Anney and Lauren mine the AUdacious ancient and modern practice of consuming gold. Learn ...
19 Sep 201835min

Trailer: Savor
FoodStuff has big news: We're relaunching as Savor! Hosts Anney and Lauren are going on the road with Producer Dylan to interview culinary creators and consumers about how they eat – and why – startin...
19 Sep 20181min

The Split on Sundaes
Even though it's a cold case, the origin story of the ice cream sundae is hotly debated. Anney and Lauren have the scoop on the competing tales behind ice cream sundaes. Learn more about your ad-choi...
14 Sep 201835min

Pickles: Kind of a Big Dill
Pickled cucumbers were Cleopatra's favorite beauty food and the main business of the guy who named the Americas. Anney and Lauren explore the long history and bacteria-laden science of pickles. Learn...
12 Sep 201836min

A Plum Episode
Plums have played a major role in cultures' arts and diets for millennia, all around the world. Anney and Lauren plumb the science and history of this seriously multipurpose fruit. Learn more about y...
8 Sep 201834min

The Gamble of All-You-Can-Eat Buffets
Putting lots of food on a long table isn't new, but the all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant is a very 20th-century, very American concept. Anney and Lauren explore the history and science of going your ...
5 Sep 201843min

On FoodStuff, Celery Stalks You
Celery stalks, leaves, roots, and seeds are part of countless cuisines today, but the ribs were once considered such a fancy treat that folks displayed them in vases. Anney & Lauren dig into the histo...
31 Aug 201827min



















