
Welcome to the Most Offensive Foods podcast, a saucy little morsel coming to you weekly! Hosted by Spenny and Lanie, two friends with a passion for the worst foods they can force each other to try. This week, we dive into some Dunk 'N Crunch cookies with Unicorn Icing from Walmart, some classic orange Hostess cupcakes, canned beef tamales, and a very exciting treat that earned our first 10/10 most... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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lovable ignorants discuss white chocolate supremacy over some fried chicken.
Candy corn popcorn, white candy corn m&ms, Trader Joe's "Boo Bark", Hostess caramel crunch Donettes, "Whipped & Tangy" Sweetarts, and two hours of bullshit. Enjoy!
Yes, yes and hell yes
I think this is honestly one of the greatest things I’ve ever heard (or seen, Instagram @mostlffensivefoods). Both of them are silly and insightful. It’s interesting to learn their friendship dynamic through the different foods they bring and the stories that go with them...
Get ready to either be a bit grossed out things like canned oysters and pumpkin-spice anything! But also get ready to be offended when they tell you how truly offensive your guilty pleasure snack is.
Thank you guys for s... more
Ignorant jokes and overall boring.
Soooo funny. The chemistry between these two makes my heart sing. Love this idea. Keep ‘em coming!










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