
What does it really take to change your mind? Sometimes it’s a life-altering “aha” moment. Other times, it’s three dishes and a chef who refuses to quit. On this show, America’s Test Kitchen’s Dan Souza puts change to the test—one ingredient at a time. Each episode, he sits down with a celebrity guest for a candid conversation about the pivotal moments that shaped them, while serving them three di... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Chef and humanitarian José Andrés will eat just about anything—except bad food. So instead of changing his mind, Dan serves up three classic tapas that tell the story of José’s homeland, Spain. Along the way, José shares memories from his culinary jo... more
Actress, entrepreneur, and icon Brooke Shields is a lifelong oregano skeptic, and puts her palate to the test as Dan serves her three dishes to win her over. Between bites, Brooke opens up about not being a confident cook, a surreal health scare, and... more
Description: In this episode, actress Valerie Bertinelli sits down with Dan Souza to face her longtime nemesis: oysters. As she bravely tackles raw oysters, a rich Oysters Rockefeller, and a crispy po’boy sandwich, Valerie opens up about a year of lo... more
Can Dan Souza change Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka’s minds about their most-hated food: deviled eggs? Between laughs, confessions, and a few near gag-reflex reactions, the duo samples three unexpected takes on the classic dish. They also share... more
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This show blends candid conversations with high-profile guests and a playful culinary premise. Each episode pairs a fascinating, often entertainment-industry figure with three dishes built around a food they dislike, using the tasting challenges to probe how openness, curiosity, and personal history can shift perspectives. The format consistently centers on personal growth, the influence of fame, and the politics of taste and food culture, all anchored by a warm, exploratory host from America's Test Kitchen. Noteworthy elements include bold food experiments, open conversations about aging, reinvention, and the interplay between public life and private choices, plus a willingness to piv ot topics mid-episode in service of a meaningful change... more
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