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Ice Cream Taste Test
Jeni Britton Bauer has created her own artisanal ice cream empire with her company Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. Her shop is known for its creative flavors like Brown Butter Almond Brittle and Brambleberry Crisp but here, she's using her expertise to break down the basics. For this showdown, the creamery connoisseur tastes flavors like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry to separate the high-end treats from the cheap stuff.
Binging With Babish Adventure Time Special
After just over eight years on the air, the adventure is over. The world of Adventure Time is going away, along with Jake, Finn, Princess Bubblegum and the rest of the cast. To give them a proper send-off, Babish has recreated a collection of the best dishes from the series, all made with a healthy does of imagination.
A Taco Told In Texas
This is the story of a tuna taco. The best tuna taco in the world. It's also the story of two brothers who both have restaurants, and the son of one of the brothers that's a chef who has one of the best eateries in Texas. Ralph Gilmore made millions, lost it all more than once, and bought a shipping container and started slinging some of the best tacos in Texas out of it. This is Ralph's story, and his brother's story, and his nephew's — an improbable tale that could only come out of Texas.
The Science Behind the Impossible Burger
The future of meat is coming from the laboratory — not the farm. Impossible Foods has created a plant-based meat alternative that has everything meat does and even convinces chefs and customers alike. WIRED got a backstage look at the Impossible Foods lab to see how they've created the most convincing meat substitute yet.
The Magic Formula for Milk Bar's Cake Truffles
Milk Bar's cake truffles are a thing of beauty. The bite-sized balls of magic are a masterful mix of chewy cake, sweet white chocolate, and a crunchy topping. For those who can't visit one of the bakery's locations on the regular, founder and chef Christina Tosi demonstrates how to make her signature treat with a refreshing summer twist.
Coffee Showdown
Coffee expert Dillon Edwards steps up to the plate for Epicurious' latest episode of Price Points. The caffeine connoisseur tests his skills by trying to decipher between expensive roasts and the cheap stuff, sharing his wealth of knowledge along the way.
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SimpliSafe Home Security
SimpliSafe teamed up with global design firm IDEO to create a home security experience more beautiful, powerful and intuitive than ever before. Rebuilt from the ground up with new safeguards to create a latticework of protection the new Simplisafe is half the size with double the range. It's also fifty percent louder, five times faster, and the system's wireless Keypad is soft, smooth and wakes with a touch. It's incredibly easy to set up in just a few minutes with no drilling, wiring or tools required and is offered at the same revolutionary price that made SimpliSafe the fastest growing home security company in the nation.
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As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.
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Deadpool Pizza
While his alter ego has a taste for profanity and obscene amounts of gun power, Wade Wilson prefers the sweet and salty goodness of a pineapple and olive pizza. Don't forget the burnt crust. For his latest dish, Binging with Babish tries his hand at the Deadpool order.
F*ck That's Delicious / Season 3
No one likes to eat like Action Bronson. Over two seasons of F*ck That's Delicious, Action has shown his penchant for searching out the best food across the world and chowing down with copious amounts of weed. Season three is keeping the crew local, showing the best places to munch in New York and New Jersey, along with some extra activities like painting and DMT. Season three of F*ck That's Delicious airs July 3, 2018 on VICELAND.
Babish's Arrested Development Special
The Bluths are back. To honor their return, Binging with Babish's Andrew tries his hand at some of their family delicacies. He kicks things off with frozen bananas and even attempts his own hot ham water. See what else the family cooks up when season five of Arrested Development begins streaming today on Netflix.
How to Properly Pour a Guinness
You've been doing it wrong. But don't worry — it isn't your fault, it's Guinness'. Pouring a stout takes practice and dedication, and not just anyone can do it. Professor William Lee found that the Guinness tulip glass makes the proper pour nearly impossible, and how to fix it.
All About Coffee
You love coffee — but you probably didn't love it the first time you tried it. Coffee can be an acquired taste, a love that develops as much from the memories and social aspects as its physical attributes. Over a billion people drink coffee every day, making it one of the largest shared experiences on the planet. Barista Chandler Graf talks about everything coffee, and why it's one of the world's favorite beverages.
How to Make Shawarma
If you've ever seen The Avengers you may have a fascination of Shawarma. Many people do after the superhero team assembled around a table to taste the Levantine specialty after the Battle of New York. Now, you can take that fascination up a notch and make some of your own. In this episode of Binging with Babish, the pop culture chef prepares the post-credit dish and shares his recipe with all of you.
Meat Expert Reviews Deli Meats
To say Elias Cairo of Olympia Provisions is a meat expert is an understatement. From mold blooms to marbling, this man knows his cold cuts. Starting with visual analysis, smell, and finally the taste test, Cairo breaks down salami, ham, bologna, mortadella, hot dogs, sausages, and prosciutto to separate the cheap versions from the expensive cuts.
How WWII Helped Create Nutella
The war in Europe created a shortage of chocolate — when Napolean was overrunning the Continent. It was called Nutella then, but a similar product was created using hazelnuts in place of cocoa. Fast forward to World War II, and something similar happened. Except that this time, Nutella went on to become a world-famous sweet spread.
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Making Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
In Burbank, California, 50,000 doughnuts roll out every day, just a part of the 20 million doughnuts Krispy Kreme makes every year. That's a lot of doughnuts. Insider gets an inside look at how America's most famous breakfast confection is made.
Whopper Neutrality
Want to see the future of the Internet? It could look a lot like this. Burger King provided a little thought experiment in the wake of the repeal of net neutrality standards. You can get a Whopper — but if you want it any time soon, you're going to have to pay for it.
The Best Fake Restaurant in London
The highest-reviewed restaurant in the city of London doesn't even exist. The Shed at Dulwich had a waiting list of celebrities, reviewers, and foodies trying to get a table. Oobah Butler worked writing fake reviews for restaurants and decided to play a little trick. With some friends and a deluge of fake reviews on TripAdvisor, Oobah created the hottest dining experience around.
The Best Indian Food in LA
Some of the best Indian food in LA doesn't require reservations or an entire paycheck. You just need to stop by the gas station and you can take it home. Siblings Hiram and Priyanka opened The Bombay Frankie Company in their families gas station, serving Mumbai's street food staple, the frankie.
Skinner's Stew From the Simpsons
Principal Skinner has been searching for a four-rice fish stew since he was a POW in the war — but the spices were never right. Babish attempts to do the good Principal a solid by recreating the fish stew with the right spices. And as an added bonus, you learn how to make a rainbow grilled cheese sandwich.
Matty Matheson Reviews Food Videos
From glorious cheese pulls to tutorials of popular film dishes, the internet is full of videos about food. Although some reign supreme. With one clocking in at over 90 million views, chef and TV host Matty Matheson takes a look at some of the most consumed videos on the web.
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The Best Philly Cheesesteak In Philadelphia
The City of Brotherly Love is known for many things but one in particular reigns supreme — the Philly Cheesesteak. Although the anatomy of a cheesesteak is fairly simple — steak, cheese, and a hoagie bun — some just manage to shine brighter than others. In a search to find the best one the city has to offer, Alex Delany hits up 16 of the most renowned sandwich shops to find out who is the king, and he does it in just 12 hours.
Making the Foods of the Wire
HBO's The Wire features some of Baltimore's finest — and we're not talking about the cops. Some of the best junk food in the city takes center stage in the show, and Babish takes you through making some of the best dishes.
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A Christmas Story's Peking Duck
in case 785 smelly hound dogs eat your holiday turkey, Binging with Babish has you covered. The chef prepares Peking duck, similar to what Ralphie and his family are served at the Chinese restaurant in the Christmas classic. He wraps the meat up in a homemade Mandarin-style pancake and tops it with thinly sliced cucumbers, scallions, and hoisin sauce.
Ned Flander's Hot Chocolate
There's only one thing that could make the most religious guy on the planet say "Oh my God". 'Tis the season for hot chocolate, and Babish has a recipe that has a touch of the divine.
Quatro Quesos Dos Fritos from Psych
Dulé Hill and James Roday are reprising their roles in the TV series Psych with Psych: The Movie, premiering December 7, 2018. To celebrate, Babish makes one of the best stoner dishes from the show: quatro quesos dos fritos. Since a good thing is never good enough, Babish puts his own spin on the dish, making an improvement to the original.
Steak Sandwich with Kale Chimichurri
You can't go wrong with a steak sandwich, especially if it's constructed by Matty Matheson. The foul-mouthed chef piles grilled skirt steak on a toasted hoagie. To appeal to the health-conscience, he tops it with kale chimichurri and serves it with a seasonal tomato salad.
A History of the Garbage Plate
If you caught Babish making the garbage plate, but were curious about its origins, Great Big Story has the scoop — literally. It all started at Nick Tahou Hots in Rochester, New York. Since 1918, they've been putting all the garbage on the plate, and have the trademark to prove it.
How to Make the Garbage Plate
Garbage plates are serious business. While one might think they're a throw-together, kitchen sink-type dish, preparation and ingredient selection are essential. Babish recreates the garbage plate from The Place Beyond The Pines, putting a gourmet spin on the American tradition.
