
Join Juliet Litman and David Jacoby every week for ‘Food News,’ in which they will sample various snacks, share personal tales about food, and round up the latest in food news from around the world!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

This week, Juliet and Jacoby turn the show over to the people and answer questions like worst office lunch, best restaurants they’ve been to, and why parents are responsible for providing snacks at youth sports. For today’s Taste Test, they try three... more
This week, Juliet and Jacoby revisit the McDonalds CEO, discuss whether it’s fair to critique a restaurant after one visit, and share their thoughts on portion sizes. For this week’s Taste Test, they try to guess the flavors of unique chips without l... more
This week, Juliet and Jacoby once again dive into the world of Red Lobster, gush about the McDonald’s that threw a birthday party for a 95-year-old patron, and finally try to solve the age-old question: Is mayonnaise an instrument? For this week’s Ta... more
This week, Juliet and Jacoby once again check in on Red Lobster, try to get to the bottom of a Vancouver meat heist, and discuss the $1,000 hot chocolate. For this week’s Taste Test, they try flavor-swapped chips. Finally, they share their Personal F... more
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This is my favorite ringer show. 99% of the reason for that is juliet and jacoby are two talented, funny, natural people with unbeatable chemistry.
The other 1% is because bill is never on this show…until now. Bill did great stuff, and he picks podcast winners.
But for the love of god stop buoying his reputation behind the mic by letting him run roughshod guesting on podcasts he isn’t prepared for and brings nothing to.
It’s perfect.
I love this show and the dynamic between the hosts. However the heist coverage is too much. It’s kind of boring and takes up too much time in an already short episode
Idk but i think you guys should listen to the things this man has to say about artificial things
These two really don’t know much about food and have pretty boring tastes.
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A breezy, food-focused weekly show where two hosts trade banter, taste-test snacks, and surface a wide range of food news from around the world. Episodes frequently blend personal anecdotes with trend stories, brand controversies, quirky food moments, and playful debates about restaurant culture, marketing stunts, and culinary trends. The tone is light, humorous, and highly conversational, with strong chemistry between the hosts and frequent guest-style moments that surface in-depth takes on current food happenings. Notable strengths include accessible, fast-paced pacing; a knack for turning disparate food stories into entertaining bites; and an openness to reader calls and listener questions that drive community engagement. Potential liste... more
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Recent guests on Food News include:
1. Bill Simmons
2. Chad Phuong
3. Phil Martin
4. Elisha Kissick
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