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Edible Alphabet

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Podcast Overview

Ever wonder where your favorite food or drink came from - how it got onto your plate and into your glass? Welcome to the Edible Alphabet, here to take you through the history of food, one letter at a time. Each episode, we’ll serve up the story of one food or beverage item in bite-sized portions. From ale to ice cream, no topic is too big or too small, but they’re all delicious.

Podcast Episodes

Episode 9: I is for Ice Cream

Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In...

Episode 8: H is for Hot Dog

Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In...

Episode 7: G is for Green Tea

Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought to you one letter at a time. In...

Episode 6: F is for Fake

Published July 28th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought...

Episode 5: E is for Espresso

Published July 25th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought...

Episode 4: D is for Dessert

Published July 25th, 2014 Running time: 5 Minutes Tune in for a special series on the history of food, brought...

Episode 38: L is for Lincoln Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, tune in as Ashley Koziak details the history behind this wonderful holiday.

Episode 37: K is for Ketchup

On this episode of the Edible Alphabet, Ashley Koziak discusses one of the most popular condiments used in America, ketchup....

Episode 36: J is for James Beard

James Andrew Beard was an American cookbook author, teacher, syndicated columnist and television personality. Beard was a champion of American...

Episode 35: I is for Italian American Cuisine

It is well known that America has a wide variety of cuisine. One of the most well known cuisine’s is...

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