Alton Brown is back! Alton Brown Cooks Food | Episode 1: The Big Bird
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What's the best pan money can buy?
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100% apple. This apple pie contains only apples.
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We distilled the High Life into the low life. This week we turn the champagne of beers into whiskey... or at least try to. | Will It Distill?
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Chinese takeout menu
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“Depression era” water pie
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Supermarkets intentionally charging full prices on sale items
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Drinking coffee from a cup made of coffee
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What’s the most iconic Michelin dish of all time? (ft. Alexander the Guest)
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I asked Michelin chefs how they cook ramen
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Gastronauts - Make love, not s'mores
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Battered: Why half of UK’s fish and chip shops face closure
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The history of SPAM
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2006 Norwegian field ration review – wolfish casserole with prawns gourmet MRE
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The many uses of nutmeg fruit (jam, candy, medicine, juice and more)
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Sago - The staple food made from the trunk of a tree
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Food in the trenches of World War One
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Baking edgeless brownies from the inside out
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So that consumption doesn't get out of hand, there's a Swedish tradition called Lördagsgodis, or Saturday sweets
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Is all cooking "ultra-processed" food?
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We learn how surströmming is made, why it smells so strong, and how locals prepare it, and then... we eat it
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Why does the UK have colour-coded milk?
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The disturbing history of Dr. Oetker's success. What started as a small pharmacy in Bielefeld, Germany, grew into a food empire that aligned with Adolf Hitler’s regime and profited from the war.
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I tried making homemade Australian Tim Tams | Claire Recreates
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How restaurants lost their personality
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Henry Kissinger's Moo Goo Gai Pan is real. Is it good?
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Inside Brazil's Belo Horizonte’s food scene (Anthony Bourdain)
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The incredible white mango of Borneo - Wani | Weird Fruit Explorer
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The history and economics of frozen orange juice
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Starbucking (2006) full documentary about a man who is visiting every Starbucks location in the world
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America's first craft seafood cannery: oysters, clams and caviar! | Local Legends
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Trying cocktails from the USSR
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The United States of pizza, mapsplained
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Meet Bill, a hot cook at the Magee-Womens Hospital. He cooks hundreds of meals a day for patients with a variety of health conditions, dietary restrictions and personalized needs. | On the Job
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The Scoville levels on the Hot Ones sauces are misleading
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Making US school cafeteria food from the 1980s and 1990s
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TIL: there's a Hot Ones Quebec and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was the latest guest
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Alton Brown eats his spicy dream feast | Heat Eaters
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Is this the best kebab in the world? (Flying to Istanbul for a Döner)
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What are sugar plums? How to make real Victorian sugar plums.
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I tried making homemade Mallomars | Claire Recreates
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Sohla and Ham make Thanksgiving dinner with SPAM | Mystery Menu
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The truth and myth behind Baby Ruth candy bars
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Surviving the Titanic - dining on Carpathia
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The United States of beer, mapsplained - Phil Edwards (former Vox) explains the history of beer in America
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Iceland's vertical farm turning algae into food – pioneering entrepreneurs are growing some surprising crops and doing it sustainably
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How Japanese square watermelons are made
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From animal protein without animals, dairy without cows, silk without worms, palm oil without deforestation, the options are endless
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A coffee insider explains how celebrity coffee brands really work
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The baguette revolution: Banh Mi, Num Pang, and a Thai sandwich challenge
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