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Ariel Carter
Food Science Snob
Should you follow expiration dates? What does "organic" really mean? Why does the science of food matter? Listen along as we slay food myths with science. Let's get snobby with the Food Science Snob. Got a show idea? Email [email protected]
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3.9 stars from 12 ratings
Really great podcast!
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“I’m a big fan. The information here is really, really valuable and the host is super fun to listen to!
High quality work :)”
Jordan Bratcher via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/25/20
“As a professional cook, I am always looking to learn more about the properties of the food I’m cooking. This podcast addresses my questions in a fun concise way!! I can’t wait to learn more!!”
StellaCranberry420 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/29/19
Food Science Snob—-Great Info !
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“Thank you so much for sharing this Awesome Information on Foods! It’s info what I’ve been looking for about foods. Can’t wait to hear more in upcoming episodes!!”
CCjac via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/26/19
Recent Episodes
Published 01/19/24
This episode will slay the myth: "Are Valentine's Day strawberries really sweeter?" This episode talks about GMO’s and also introduces our first guest on the show. Business Inq: [email protected]
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Published 02/13/21
Published 02/13/21
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