
Large tries some of the best food this country has to offer
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Henry Laporte, aka "Salt Hank," is the executive chef/owner of Salt Hank's, home of the most viral French dip sandwich in New York City. He's also an author, TikTok star, and celebrity chef. Today, Large heads down to the West Village to talk with He... more
Kent Rollins is a cowboy cook, bestselling author, nationally recognized TV personality, and living link to the American West. He is also the host and star of the new show "Cast Iron Cowboy," premiering September 29th on the Outdoor Channel. Kent has... more
Jon Taffer hosts the hit show "Bar Rescue" and is recognized as America’s beverage, dining & hospitality authority. He's also a New York Times best-selling author, creator, executive producer, and sought-after business strategist. Taffer has advised ... more
Francis Ellis is a talented stand up comedian who appears in 'Tires' on Netflix and co-hosts the Son of a Boy Dad podcast. Today, he joins Large to talk about everything food & more. Enjoy! Food Deserves Pepsi
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Love the show, been following all your shows Large (bring back podfathers, lol) Also did you know the children of the original owners of the Crazy Country Club out of BK opened up one in Hawley, PA. Also what’s your go to sandwich at Defontes? Thank you and keep up the great work!!
Hey Large, first time reviewer long time listener. My buddies and I are headed to New Orleans for a bachelor party in May. None of us have ever been, but we are looking forward to authentic Cajun food, good drinks and good scenery 😜. Any recommendations for our group of 8? PS - shout out to my home dogs (especially the bachelor - Jared) as we are 5 for 5 on standing up in each other’s weddings. Thanks!
Large, whats your opinion on The Jersey Sloppy Joe? As a Jersey guy I dont get it. The Russian dressing and cole slaw feel redundant. Also people freak out over Millburn Deli but im frankly not a fan and certainly dont think it warrants a 30 minute wait for a mediocre sandwich.
Large I found Barstool back in 2019 with Wake Up Barstool. Listening to you and Willie in the morning and I remember googling who Dave Portnoy was. Since then I’m pretty much only listen to Barstool and history podcast.
When are you going to come down to South Louisiana and do a show With Hold the Mayo and visit some local spots that you wouldn’t be able to pronounce
Hey Large! Been a fan since you jumped on Podfathers and have been a Twisted History listener since day 1, so I was pumped to stumble upon this new endeavor.
Love the show and look forward to catching up on all the episodes, so apologies if you’ve discussed previously but I’d love to know if you have any takes on southern BBQ? As a native Central Texan I’m extremely partial to what we have going on down here (brisket, sausage, and German style sides) but would love to hear about any favorite o... more
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Focusing on a variety of culinary experiences, the content frequently explores different food cultures, restaurant highlights, and personal anecdotes around meals that resonate with different individuals. The engaging discussions usually feature a mix of humor and nostalgia, inviting listeners to reminisce about their own food memories while providing insights into trending culinary topics and local recommendations. Unique features include guest stories from various backgrounds in the food industry, which often blend personal journeys with discussions on food, community, and culture, making the content relatable to a broad audience.
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