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Vittles

Vittles
London
Food Culture
Yellow Bitten
Singburi
Social Media Influence
Oslo Court
British Food Culture
Leila's
London Restaurant Industry
Consumer Behavior
Soho
Restaurants
Food Writing
Summer Beverages
Natural Wine Bar
Taste and Preferences
Economics
Food Personalities
Public Relations
New York Times

Vittles is an online magazine based in the UK and India, publishing new food and culture writing. www.vittlesmagazine.com

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Good morning and welcome back to The Vittles Podcast.

We are living through an age of online extremes: hype machines, queues, hidden gems, while at the same time, for some of those embedded in the London restaurant industry itself, there’s a fundame... more

In this special episode, Adam Coghlan is joined by Ruby Tandoh, the author, journalist (and Vittles contributor) who has just published the book All Consuming: Why We Eat the Way We Eat Now. The book is an attempt to explain the growing power and abs... more

Good morning and welcome to The Vittles Podcast. You may have noticed that we’re not calling this the Vittles Quarterly anymore, mainly because we’ve not done one since Christmas and the word ‘quarterly’ is starting to lose its meaning. But also, we’... more

The Lost Food of Soho is a one-episode podcast by Lucy Dearlove. You can listen to it for free on Substack, on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, which are now hosting all back-issues of the Vittles podcast.

You can buy prints of today’s map, created by th... more

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Recent Guests

Feroz Gajia
Owner of Bake Street and contributor to Vittles
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Episode: The Race to the Mid (w/ Feroz Gajia and Montague Ashley-Craig)
Montague Ashley-Craig
Founder of Montamonta and author of Substack "Everything's Toasted"
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Episode: The Race to the Mid (w/ Feroz Gajia and Montague Ashley-Craig)
Ruby Tandoh
Author and journalist, known for her work on food culture.
Episode: The Vittles Podcast – All Consuming, with Ruby Tandoh
Simran Hans
A film reviewer, culture writer, and broadcaster writing for The Guardian, New York Times, and the FT
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Episode: The Vittles Podcast – Summer Special

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Adam Coghlan
Editor of Vittles Restaurants. Host of the Vittles Podcast.

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The engaging storytelling and personal narratives resonate well with the audience, offering relatability and nostalgia.
The hosts' chemistry and expertise in the culinary field enrich the content, making it enjoyable and informative.
Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions about food culture and restaurant trends.

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#109
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#130
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#238
Australia/Arts/Food
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#75
Austria/Arts/Food
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#92
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#98
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vittles

What is Vittles about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on the intricate relationship between food culture and society, examining current trends, historical contexts, and personal narratives surrounding dining experiences. Episodes often highlight unique and significant restaurants, chefs, and food personalities while exploring broader issues such as consumer behavior, social media influence, and the economic landscape of the food industry. The discussions provide a rich tapestry of insights into London's culinary evolution, often juxtaposing nostalgia for traditional establishments with contemporary dining innovations. A key aspect is the engagement with listeners' sentimental connections to food and the stories behind beloved culinary spaces.

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How many episodes of Vittles are there?

Vittles launched 9 months ago and published 7 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Vittles include:

1. Feroz Gajia
2. Montague Ashley-Craig
3. Ruby Tandoh
4. Simran Hans

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