On this episode of Who Ate It First, Kendall and Logan investigate the origin of Valentine's Day as a holiday and take a trip down memory lane to make a dessert important to their relationship: chocolate souffle.

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Join us as we explore the history of a classic snack, famous in school cafeterias across the US - Twinkies! Kendall and Logan delve into the origins of Twinkies, the manufacturing process to mass produce them today, and the pop culture surrounding Twinkies. Then we head to the kitchen to create a more gourmet version of the Twinkie.

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Kendall and Logan venture on a tumultuous, gluten-ous journey into a beloved recipe - Bao! They discuss dynasties, cry over Pixar shorts, and then try to make bao buns in their kitchen. Things might not turn out how they thought, but it'll be delicious nonetheless. 

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Kendall and Logan discover the history of boba tea this week and get messy in the kitchen as they try to replicate it from scratch. Will they succeed? You'll have to listen to find out! 

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What’s more American than apple pie? Well, what if we said apple pie wasn’t actually American after all? We explore apple pie’s global influence and then make a recipe from our family’s recipe book. Join us as we journey through the history of delicious apple pie!

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Kendall and Logan were inspired to make a delicious fruity treat thanks to the beautiful weather - Dole Whip. Disney fans and pineapple lovers rejoice! They also discuss the history of how pineapples made their way to America and into our hearts and the connection between Hawaii and Disney.

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Kendall and Logan explore the sizzling history of bacon and then test 3 different ways of cooking bacon. Is it an American classic? Or does bacon go back further than we ever thought? And which cooking method will reign supreme? Find out in our very pork-tastic episode!  

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Kendall and Logan are back at it in the test kitchen this week, researching a classic side dish present at most restaurants - Caesar Salad! Where did it come from? What were the original ingredients? Why anchovies?? We explore these questions and more on this week's episode of Who Ate It First! 

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It's the holiday season! The most wonderful time of the year with its holiday greetings, ice skating, fireside conversations, and all the lovely things. What better way to warm up than with a seasonal hot beverage? This episode explores the exciting history of a favorite holiday beverage, eggnog.

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Kendall and Logan start their adventure into food history with an all-American classic - French Fries! Where did french fries actually get their start? How do you make a perfect French Fry at home? Come along with us as we answer these questions and more. Let's get frying!   

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