Tag “Man vs. Food”

Hungry Dude

I liked this Serious Eats interview with Adam Richman, the “Man” in “Man vs. Food” on the Travel Channel. They changed up the show this season so that he is coaching locals on eating the insane food items in their hometowns instead of doing it himself. I have no doubt that the job was literally killing him, and this way somebody else only has to eat that way for one segment rather than have him do it week after week. Travel Channel plays the living crap out of this show, so I bet I have seen every single episode multiple times at this point.

One thing I have learned from watching this show and its ilk (such as Guy Fieri’s show) is that New England is sorely lacking in really outrageous local eateries. On the few occasions when those shows have come to this part of the country, they usually end up at some lame-ass diner or fawning all over what inevitably turns out to be a very mediocre sandwich, while it seems like every other region is chock-a-block with to-die-for breakfast haunts, burger palaces, and barbecue temples.

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Chicken

Well THIS makes me feel a whole lot better: the USDA has changed it’s standard for what percentage of chicken carcasses in a processing plant can test positive for salmonella. The new standard sets the limit at 7.5%. The previous limit, set in 1996, was…drumroll please…20%. Is it possible to be retroactively nauseated, because I think I am.

We’ve all got our hate on for the KFC Double-Down sandwich, right? I mean, could anything BE more disgusting and such a symbol of our gluttony? Well, this The Smart Set post by Greg Beato would kindly like you to remember that the Double Down doesn’t even qualify as an amuse bouche compared with the 12-egg omelets, truck-tire-diameter pancakes, and side-’o-beef burgers that Adam Richman finds in restaurants all over the country on Travel Channel’s “Man vs. Food” or the cheese-laden, deep-fried, gut-busting “off the hook” dishes Guy Fieri lauds on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives”.

And let’s not forget the health care reform idea touted by Nevada Republican Senatorial candidate Sue Lowden: paying your medical bills by bartering live chickens to your doctor in return for treatment. Who says Republicans aren’t just FULL of…ideas.

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