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Every week on Spilled Milk, writers/comedians Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton start with a food-related topic, from apples to winter squash, and run with it as far as they can go—and, regrettably, sometimes further.

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Recent Guests

Alex Mayyasi
Planet Money contributor; author; founder of Gastro Obscura; creator of Gastronomics
Planet Money; Gastro Obscura; Gastronomics
Episode: Episode 757: Grocery Shopping with Alex Mayyasi
Pailin Chongchitnant
Founder of Pailin's Kitchen, author and Thai cooking educator
Hot Thai Kitchen
Episode: Episode 755: Thai Curry 2 with Pailin Chongchitnant
Jessica Badalana
Staff Editor at King Arthur Baking Company
King Arthur Baking Company
Episode: Episode 751: Deodorant
David Tamarkin
Editorial Director at King Arthur Baking Company
King Arthur Baking Company
Episode: Episode 751: Deodorant
Mr. Etymology
Etymology segment contributor invited to discuss terminology
Episode: Episode 741: Pork Tenderloin Sandwich
Mara Eliason
NPR host
National Public Radio (NPR)
Episode: Episode 740: Solo Travel
Michelle Zahner
Musician and author, known for her work under the name Japanese Breakfast.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial
Michelle Norris
Journalist and author.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial
Pai Lin
YouTube influencer with a significant following.
Episode: Episode 680: Quindecennial

Hosts

Molly Wizenberg
Co-host of the show; food writer and home cook; frequent co-host on Spilled Milk.
Matthew Amster-Burton
Co-host of the show; food writer and chef; frequent co-host on Spilled Milk.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • Fave duo

    Their banter, their jokes, the quintessential Pacific Northwest attitudes, and the sometimes complete lack of knowledge on a subject of their choosing are what make Matthew and Molly my go to podcast when I want to just take a quick mental detour (down memory lane or other more obscure avenues)

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    KimmyC12345
    Canada10 days ago
  • Repulsively stupid.

    If you love the sound of people sucking their teeth, talking and swallowing with food in their mouth, and just pure stupidity. This pod of for you!!!!! 🤡

    How are cringe and moronic

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    goodpodclub
    United States4 months ago
  • I love this podcast. They're wandering into some strange corners, but they've done a LOT of cool episodes.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    BkrGrrl
    5 months ago
  • My favorite parasocial relationship

    This is my go to comfort podcast when I’ve listened to too much true crime, doom scrolled too long, or need to forget that the world is on fire.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fghttsgbj
    United States6 months ago
  • No

    I just unsubsribed thet where funny in 2015 not any more just laughinng of Them self

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Verry good food
    Denmark6 months ago

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Listener feedback highlights production quality and banter as standout elements.
High-quality chemistry between hosts keeps episodes entertaining and informative.
Engaging and funny with strong food history insights.
Fans appreciate the unique niche topics and approachable explanations.

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#30
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#179
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#20
Canada/Arts/Food
Apple Podcasts
#136
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Apple Podcasts
#193
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#2
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 761: Reviled Candy: The Musical
Q: If you could be on any cooking competition show, which one would you want to compete on?
We'd probably be kicked off immediately, but the most fun would be seeing Molly on Bake Off and Matthew on Chopped, though in practice they'd likely cry or meltdown rather than win.
Episode 757: Grocery Shopping with Alex Mayyasi
Q: How do you decide where to buy items that you can get anywhere, like a jar of ground cinnamon?
They consider price, ads, store-specific promotions, and loyalty programs, noting that some chains use price promotions while others rely on overall competitive pricing without frequent sales.
Episode 757: Grocery Shopping with Alex Mayyasi
Q: How many stores do you regularly visit, and which ones are they?
The group lists a rotating mix of mainstream chains and specialty stores, including QFC, Safeway, Trader Joe's, Central Co-op, and Awajimaya, reflecting a personalized, changing map of shopping depending on location and needs.
Episode 670: Black Licorice
Q: Is there a food that you thought you didn't like, but discovered you actually do like?
Both hosts recount foods they initially disliked, like pumpkin spice lattes and kale chips, but later came to enjoy, sharing humorous anecdotes about their evolving tastes.
Episode 644: N/A Wines
Q: When you see a new recipe online in a magazine, et cetera, what would warrant actually making it and then it being added to your rotation?
Molly describes having a binder full of recipes she adds to whenever she finds something interesting and tracks which she has tried and liked.

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Two witty hosts explore food topics with historical context, quirky anecdotes, and casual banter, turning everyday ingredients and dishes into broader cultural conversations. Episodes blend science, memory, and cooking tips with humor, delivering approachable food history and practical insights for home cooks and curious listeners alike. Notable is their knack for turning niche topics into engaging, highly personal storytelling, plus guest-free chemistry that keeps conversations breezy and relatable.

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1. Alex Mayyasi
2. Pailin Chongchitnant
3. Jessica Badalana
4. David Tamarkin
5. Mr. Etymology
6. Mara Eliason
7. Michelle Zahner
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