What makes for a disgusting food?

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Andreas Ahrens, co-founder of the Disgusting Food Museum, displays a tin of fermented herring, a traditional Swedish delicacy. To some, merely a rotten fish.

Andreas Ahrens, co-founder of the Disgusting Food Museum, displays a tin of fermented herring, a traditional Swedish delicacy. To some, merely a rotten fish. Photo credit: Peter Gilstrap

This week we visit a museum exhibit featuring foods that are inarguably revolting—or are they? Plus, a look at how formerly hippie foods like dense grain breads went mainstream. And meet hippie Jack: he has strong opinions about waffles, and he’s canvassing LA to see who makes the best one. Will Guidara talks hospitality lessons, and Evan pays her respects to the Jewish deli.

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Credits

Host:

Evan Kleiman

Producers:

Nick Liao, Joseph Stone, Laryl Garcia