Sprung On Food

In this episode of Sprung On Food, Kae Sprung dives deep into the delicious world of carrot cake with standup comedian and writer Erin Jackson. Discover the rich history of this popular dessert, tips on making the perfect moist carrot cake (hint: canned peaches and pineapple!), and the role this cake played in major historical events. From medieval roots to wartime propaganda and modern pop culture, we’ve got it all covered. Plus, learn about unique global variations and hear Erin’s hilarious takes on cake preferences and diet myths. Join us for a sweet culinary journey packed with laughter and tasty insights!You can follow and support Erin Jackson here:https://erinjackson.net/https://www.instagram.com/ejthecomichttps://www.tiktok.com/@ejthecomic See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprung TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprung Descript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kg About the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Carrot Cake00:17 Guest Introduction: Erin Jackson00:52 Erin's Carrot Cake Secrets02:50 Carrot Cake Variations05:40 Historical Origins of Carrot Cake11:45 Carrot Cake in Wartime17:21 Modern Carrot Cake Evolution20:41 Global Carrot Cake Variations24:02 Carrot Cake in Pop Culture26:58 Conclusion and Farewell

Join host Kae Sprung on Sprung on Food as she dives deep into the crispy, golden world of tahdig with actor, writer, and comedian Ruha Taslimi. Discover the history, techniques, and cultural significance behind Iran's beloved crispy rice. From family traditions to modern-day adaptations, this episode is a delicious journey through one of Persian cuisine's most treasured creations. Don't miss the laughter, insights, and the ultimate guide to making the perfect tahdig!You can follow and support Ruha Taslimi here:https://www.ruhataslimi.com/https://www.instagram.com/ruhataslimi See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfood Check back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprung TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprung Descript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kg About the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Tahdig00:16 Guest Introduction: Ruha Taslimi00:28 Ruha's Love for Tahdig02:28 Making Tahdig: Techniques and Variations06:07 The Cultural Significance of Tahdig11:14 Historical Origins of Tahdig20:29 Tahdig in Modern Pop Culture27:00 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of Sprung On Food, join host Kae Sprung and guest Gwynedd Stuart, Managing Editor of Sporked, as they delve into the world of Split Pea Soup. Discover Gwynedd's passion for this humble dish, its rich history dating back to 8,000 BCE, its nutritional benefits, and its evolution across continents and centuries. From its role in ancient societies to its modern-day presence in diners and cafes, this episode covers it all. Featuring historical tidbits, fun facts about pea soup traditions, and a spotlight on the iconic Pea Soup Andersen's restaurant, this is a must-watch for food lovers and history buffs alike!You can follow and support Gwynedd Stuart here:https://www.youtube.com/@sporked https://sporked.com/https://www.instagram.com/gwyneddstuart See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprung TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprung Descript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kg About the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Split Pea Soup00:17 Guest Introduction: Gwynedd Stuart00:34 Gwynedd's Love for Split Pea Soup05:42 The History of Split Pea Soup09:34 Ancient and Medieval Pea Soup16:24 Pea Soup in Modern Europe19:18 Split Pea Soup in America20:33 Pea Soup Andersen's and Roadside Attractions25:47 Nutritional Benefits and Modern Takes31:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Sprung On Food, join host Kae Sprung and guest, actor and comedian, Artoun Nazareth as they dive into the world of lahmajun, often called Armenian or Turkish pizza. Discover Artoun's personal connection to this versatile flatbread, its rich history, the cultural nuances, and its journey from ancient Mesopotamia to modern global cities. With a blend of education and humor, this episode is perfect for food lovers and history buffs alike. Don't miss out on learning about this delicious and storied dish!You can follow and support Artoun Nazareth here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSI04-1oLwg&t=1shttps://www.instagram.com/artounnazareth/ See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Lahmajun00:42 Artoun's Personal Connection to Lahmajun02:37 Regional Variations and Recommendations05:25 The Cultural and Historical Significance of Lahmajun10:46 Ancient Origins of Flatbreads12:17 The Evolution of Lahmajun16:14 The Mystery and Discovery of New Foods16:40 Cultural Blending and Ownership of Lahmajun17:37 Lahmajun as a Symbol of Cultural Survival22:09 The Craftsmanship Behind Making Lahmajun26:40 Lahmajun in Modern Times and Pop Culture32:48 Final Thoughts and Farewell

In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung dives deep into the world of tacos with stand-up comedian and writer Lauren Davis. Discover Lauren’s personal taco journey from St. Louis to LA, and explore the rich history and cultural impact of this beloved dish. From ancient Mesoamerican traditions to the American fast-food scene, learn about the origins, variations, and the global influence of tacos. Tune in for mouth-watering tales, from street vendors to Taco Bell, and everything in between. Don't miss out on this tasty episode dedicated to all things tacos!You can follow and support Lauren Davis here:https://www.instagram.com/lrndvshttps://www.tiktok.com/@lauren.overshareSee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to the Taco Talk00:34 Lauren's Taco Journey04:44 The History of Tacos08:27 Taco Etymology and Evolution11:28 Regional Taco Varieties15:03 Tacos in the US and Taco Bell's Rise17:20 The Rise of Taco Bell17:35 The True Inventor of the U-Shaped Taco Shell18:30 Lauren's Thoughts on Taco Bell's History21:58 Taco Tuesday: A Legal Battle23:11 The Cultural Significance of Tacos24:09 Modern Taquerias and Their Influence26:34 Global Adaptations of Tacos29:27 Tacos in Pop Culture31:51 Final Thoughts and Farewell

In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung dives into the world of string cheese with standup comedian Shosh Brodman. Discover why string cheese is more than just a snack- it's a childhood favorite, a convenient travel must-have, and a fascinating piece of food history. From its Italian roots to modern-day snack battles, uncover the science, culture, and unwavering love for this peelable delight. Plus, stick around for fun facts, pop culture references, and Shosh’s unique string cheese hacks!You can follow and support Shosh Brodman here:https://www.instagram.com/shoshbrod https://www.tiktok.com/@shoshbrodmancomedySee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to String Cheese00:17 Guest Introduction: Shosh Brodman00:34 Shosh's Love for String Cheese03:02 The Science Behind String Cheese07:58 The Invention of Modern String Cheese10:44 String Cheese in Pop Culture16:49 String Cheese and Diet Trends17:56 Private Label String Cheese19:02 Brand Loyalty: Kirkland's Trust Factor19:59 Cultural Perspectives on Kirkland22:30 Global Variations of String Cheese23:41 String Cheese in the US Market27:37 String Cheese in Pop Culture29:20 Fun Facts and World Records32:22 String Cheese Pro Tips and Conclusion

In this episode of Sprung On Food, dive into the delicious world of Black Forest Cake with host Kae Sprung and guest writer-comedian Pooja Reddy. We explore Pooja's personal connection to this decadent dessert, its surprising prevalence in Indian celebrations, and the disputed history behind its origins. Learn about confectioner Joseph Keller's 1915 claim of creating the first version and the mysterious 1927 recipe linked to him. Discover how the cake gained global fame through German immigration and pop culture references. From German folklore to global adaptations, learn why this chocolate-cherry delight captures hearts around the world. Join us for a fun, informative, and tasty conversation!You can follow and support Pooja Reddy here:https://www.instagram.com/pooreddy/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Black Forest Cake00:17 Guest Introduction: Pooja Reddy00:46 Pooja's Personal Connection to Black Forest Cake06:08 The History and Origins of Black Forest Cake12:18 Global Journey of Black Forest Cake15:28 Black Forest Cake in Indian Culture21:59 Pop Culture and Fun Facts25:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Join host Kae Sprung on Sprung On Food as she explores the delightful world of kringla with special guest, actor, writer, improviser, and voice talent Rebecca Hanson. Discover the rich history of this Norwegian treat, from its Old Norse origins and traditional yeasted form to its American evolution into a cookie-like pastry. Learn how Norwegian immigrants brought kringla to the Midwest, intertwining it with the fabric of American rural life. Uncover the unique family recipes, festive traditions, and pop culture moments that have kept kringla a beloved holiday favorite across generations. Get inspired to recreate this heritage-filled pastry in your own kitchen and appreciate its historical significance. Don't miss this tasty dive into Scandinavian culture!You can follow and support Rebecca Hanson here:https://www.instagram.com/funkybeck/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Kringla00:17 Guest Introduction: Rebecca Hanson00:54 Rebecca's Kringla Memories02:42 Butter or No Butter?04:31 Family Recipes and Wedding Kringla06:39 Host's Kringla Experience08:07 Historical Origins of Kringla13:53 Norwegian vs. Midwestern Kringla15:22 Norwegian Immigration and Kringla in America21:01 Modern Takes and Pop Culture28:55 Conclusion and Farewell guest Rebecca Hanson

Join Kae Sprung and comedian Meredith Dietz in this episode of Sprung On Food as they dive deep into the history and cultural significance of hummus! From its ancient roots in the Fertile Crescent to the modern-day debates about its origins, discover the fascinating journey of this beloved spread. Perfect for hummus enthusiasts and food history buffs alike!You can follow and support Meredith Dietz here:http://instagram.com/dietz.mSee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to the Show and Guest00:40 Meredith's Love for Hummus01:59 Hummus in Daily Life02:42 Hummus and Hot Sauce04:28 The Concept of 'Slop'07:12 The History of Hummus08:37 Ingredients and Origins12:19 Cultural Significance and Debates15:50 Hummus Takes Over the World16:37 Sabra: The Hummus Giant16:52 The Hummus Market Boom18:20 Unusual Hummus Flavors26:32 Hummus in Pop Culture27:22 The Global Impact of Hummus29:12 Final Thoughts on Hummus

Join host Kae Sprung and special guest Sarah Ross, a Cancer nurse and comedian, as they dive into the delicious world of frozen yogurt in this episode of Sprung On Food. Discover the history, cultural significance, and personal stories behind this beloved treat. From its neolithic roots to its modern-day resurgence, get the scoop on what makes froyo a crowd favorite. Plus, hear Sarah's fun tips and go-to froyo orders! Don't miss this delightful exploration of a timeless dessert. You can follow and support Sarah Ross here:https://www.instagram.com/hotsross/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Frozen Yogurt00:18 Guest Introduction: Sarah Ross00:53 Sarah's Frozen Yogurt Journey01:48 Frozen Yogurt Preferences and Tips02:46 Frozen Yogurt Toppings Debate06:07 The History of Frozen Yogurt07:22 The Science Behind Frozen Yogurt08:21 Marketing and Popularity of Frozen Yogurt13:24 The Rise of Frozen Yogurt Chains14:25 The Origins of TCBY15:30 The Frozen Yogurt Craze of the 1980s17:20 The Rise of Pinkberry and the Second Wave18:58 The Self-Serve Froyo Boom28:58 Frozen Yogurt in Pop Culture32:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Join Kae Sprung on this episode of Sprung On Food as she dives deep into the world of Masala Dosa with comedian, actor, writer, and content creator Jordan Myrick. Jordan shares their lifelong love for this iconic South Indian dish, detailing their early encounters at vegetarian restaurants and their family’s culinary adventures. Discover the rich history behind Masala Dosa, from its origins in ancient Tamil Nadu to its rise in modern cuisine influenced by Krishna Rao. Plus, get recommendations on where to find the best dosas and hear about its cultural significance. Don't miss out on the delicious exploration!You can follow and support Jordan Myrick here:https://www.instagram.com/jordanmyr1ckhttps://www.tiktok.com/@jordanmyr1ck?lang=enhttps://www.youtube.com/@jordanmyr1ckSee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Masala Dosa00:17 Guest Introduction: Jordan Myrick00:35 Jordan's Love for Masala Dosa01:04 Childhood Memories and Vegetarianism04:09 Spice and Flavor Adventures04:55 Favorite Places for Masala Dosa06:29 History of Masala Dosa08:19 Fermentation and Probiotics10:47 Evolution of Masala Dosa11:16 Krishna Rao and Udupi Restaurants21:29 Global Popularity and Fusion Cuisine27:47 Pop Culture Moments and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung explores the rich and creamy world of Tres Leches cake with comedian, writer, and producer Britt Migs. Discover Britt’s personal journey with this dessert, its captivating history, and unique cultural significance. Learn how Tres Leches evolved from colonial roots and became a beloved staple across Latin America and beyond. Plus, get tips on making your own tres leches cake at home! Don't miss out on this fun and informative episode—hit like, subscribe, and dive into the luscious layers of Tres Leches.You can follow and support Britt Migs here:https://www.instagram.com/brittymigs/https://www.tiktok.com/@brittymigshttps://linktr.ee/brittymigs See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here: Website: http://katherinesprung.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprung TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*: Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprung Descript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show: Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Tres Leches 00:17 Guest Introduction: Britt Migs 00:49 Britt's First Encounter with Tres Leches03:29 The Art of Making Tres Leches 05:57 History and Origins of Tres Leches 09:27 The Role of Canned Milk 15:12 Tres Leches in Pop Culture 23:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung dives into the rich heritage of Red Rice with special guest KJ Kearney, founder of Black Food Fridays. Discover the deep-rooted history of this beloved dish, the Gullah Geechee connection, and its various regional forms from around the world. Learn about the cultural significance, culinary nuances, and even get insider tips on where to find the best Red Rice. From personal anecdotes to global food trends, this episode is packed with delicious insights and historical narratives. You can follow and support KJ Kearney here:https://www.instagram.com/blackfoodfridays/ https://charlestonpromise.org/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Red Rice00:17 Guest Introduction: KJ Kearney00:45 Personal Connection to Red Rice01:27 Family Recipes and Restaurant Recommendations05:10 Exploring Red Rice Varieties06:40 Bhutanese Red Rice11:46 Kerala Red Rice13:34 Red Rice in Southeast Asia and China14:45 African Red Rice Heritage18:48 Gullah Geechee and Charleston Red Rice29:43 Pop Culture and Red Rice31:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this Sprung On Food episode, we're diving deep into everything asparagus with comedian, actor, writer, and drag king, Kate Sisk. Discover why this peculiar vegetable is Kate's favorite, explore its rich history from ancient Egypt to modern gourmet kitchens, and find out how asparagus has crept into pop culture. The discussion even includes its alleged medicinal qualities and why its tie to urine is all about. Plus, get some fun cooking tips and learn about the unique ways asparagus has been harvested and enjoyed across the globe. You can follow and support Kate Sisk here:https://www.instagram.com/thekatesisk/https://youtu.be/V5ZNnDTpHhwSee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to the Show and Guest00:33 Kate's Unique Love for Asparagus01:11 Childhood Memories and Asparagus04:45 Cooking and Preparing Asparagus08:01 Asparagus in History12:10 Asparagus in the Renaissance and Beyond14:13 Asparagus in Early America14:59 Understanding the Asparagus Plant16:41 Cultural Significance of Asparagus17:27 White Asparagus: A German Delicacy21:36 The Rise of Purple Asparagus23:10 Asparagus in Modern Times28:09 Asparagus in Pop Culture30:37 Final Thoughts on Asparagus

Explore the history of oxtail stew with host Kae Sprung and stand-up comedian LeClerc Andre on Sprung On Food. Discover the dish's deep roots in Caribbean culture, its evolution through history, and how it's making waves in modern cuisine. From family kitchens in Haiti to global culinary trends, this episode delves into the resilience and creativity that make oxtail stew an unforgettable delicacy. Tune in for exciting anecdotes, different regional takes, and a behind-the-scenes peek into the life of a comedian.You can follow and support LeClerc Andre here:https://www.instagram.com/leclercandrehttps://www.tiktok.com/@leclercandreSee behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Oxtail Stew00:17 Guest Introduction: LeClerc Andre LeClerc00:47 LeClerc's Personal Connection to Oxtail Stew01:48 LeClerc's Unique Oxtail Recipe04:01 Cooking Competitions and Barbecue Showdown06:12 Historical Background of Oxtail12:26 Oxtail in Caribbean and African American Culture14:56 Global Variations of Oxtail Stew19:24 Oxtail's Modern Popularity and Price24:06 Pop Culture and Final Thoughts

Join host Kae Sprung and comedian Nico Carney on Sprung On Food as they dive into the rich history and cultural significance of lasagna. Discover the evolution of this beloved dish from ancient Greece to modern-day kitchens, and enjoy Nico's personal family memories tied to this comfort food classic. From intricate regional Italian recipes to the convenience of Stouffer's frozen meals, this episode has it all. Don't miss the fun discussions, surprising facts, and mouth-watering lasagna talk!You can follow and support Nico Carney here:https://www.instagram.com/nicocarney/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuCFVmg7GE8https://nicocarney.com See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Lasagna00:55 Nico Carney's Lasagna Memories02:12 Family Recipes and Restaurant Comparisons05:02 The Ancient Origins of Lasagna07:51 Lasagna's Evolution in Italy14:31 Lasagna in America23:17 Lasagna in Pop Culture28:00 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of Sprung On Food Kae Sprung is joined by comedian, actor, and writer Zavior Phillips to dive into his love for Hi Chew candy. Discover the fascinating history behind Morinaga's popular treat, from its origins with Taichiro Morinaga to its global success. Zavior shares personal anecdotes, Hi Chew's cultural impact, and the unique qualities that make this chewy candy a fan favorite around the world. Don’t miss the deep dive into one man's mission that turned into a global phenomenon! Subscribe for more delicious content and food stories.You can follow and support Zavior Phillips here:https://www.instagram.com/zaviorphillips/https://www.tiktok.com/@zavior.comhttps://www.zaviorphillips.com/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Welcome to Sprung On Food00:17 Introducing Zavior Phillips00:47 Zavior's Love for Hi Chew06:17 The Origins of Hi Chew06:26 TAICHIRO MORINAGA's Journey12:25 The Birth of Hi Chew14:09 Unique Flavor Experience14:37 Manufacturing Process15:19 Expansion in the US16:31 Global Flavor Variety18:32 Market Success21:34 Pop Culture Impact22:41 Introducing Chewbie27:44 Final Thoughts and Community

Join host Kae Sprung on Sprung On Food as comedy writer and performer Rekha Shankar shares her love for rice cakes. Discover the chewy, glutinous delights of East Asian cuisine, the history behind these delicious treats, and their cultural importance across Asia. From Korean tteok to Chinese Nian Gao, this episode dives deep into the varieties and traditions of rice cakes. Plus, get an insider look at Rekha's personal experiences and her dream pitch for a new TV show centered around Asian food. Don't miss this culinary journey!You can follow and support Rekha Shankar here:https://www.patreon.com/rekhalshankarhttps://www.instagram.com/rekha_s/See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Rice Cakes00:17 Guest Introduction: Rekha Shankar00:38 Rekha's Love for Rice Cakes03:02 Kae's First Experience with Rice Cakes04:46 The History of Rice Cakes06:34 Austronesian Influence on Rice Cakes08:00 Rekha's Travel and Food Adventures11:57 Traditional Methods of Making Rice Cakes14:56 Varieties of Rice Cakes Across Asia26:01 Rice Cakes in Pop Culture28:07 Rekha's TV Show Pitch30:36 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of Sprung On Food, host Kae Sprung delves into the history, impact, and personal stories surrounding Flamin' Hot Cheetos with comedian and writer Brian Bahe. From the snack’s spicy beginnings in schoolkids' lunchboxes to its global cultural icon status, explore how this fiery snack became an obsession. Uncover the controversial origins, its rise in pop culture, and why it remains a favorite despite occasional bans. Join us for a fun, informative, and nostalgic journey through the world of Flamin' Hot Cheetos!You can follow and support Brian Bahe here:https://www.instagram.com/brian_bahe/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sage-based-wisdom/id1763431654See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Flamin' Hot Cheetos00:29 Brian Bahe's Love for Flamin' Hot Cheetos04:46 The Origin Story of Cheetos08:25 The Controversy Behind Flamin' Hot Cheetos14:12 Flamin' Hot Cheetos in Schools25:58 Flamin' Hot Cheetos in Pop Culture29:20 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Some video courtesy of Vecteezy.com

In this episode of Sprung On Food, we explore the heartwarming and delicious history of spaghetti and meatballs with special guest, writer and actor Dana Quercioli. Discover Dana's personal connection to this classic dish, family recipes, and tips for the perfect meatball. Dive into the fascinating origins and evolution of spaghetti, meatballs, and tomato sauce from ancient Rome to modern America. Don't miss this flavorful journey filled with laughter, nostalgia, and culinary secrets!You can follow and support Dana Quercioli here:https://www.thosewhoaunt.com/ https://www.dtotheq.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dtotheqhttps://www.instagram.com/gumshoes2025/ See behind the scenes photos and video here: http://instagram.com/sprungonfoodCheck back for new episodes, and make sure to also subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@iamsprungYou can also learn more and follow Kae Sprung here:Website: http://katherinesprung.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamsprungTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamsprung?Looking for tools and resources to help make your own podcast? I recommend Riverside and Descript. You can find links below to sign up*:Riverside: https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=katherine-sprungDescript: https://get.descript.com/nm1frs9a38kgAbout the show:Sprung On Food is a digital and podcast series, hosted by Katherine "Kae" Sprung, an award-winning pastry chef and food and media entrepreneur. This season, we're talking about favorite foods- the history behind them and the role they play in the world today. Each episode features a special guest to talk about their favorite food, and help comment on the historical origins and pop-cultural and modern society moments tied to that food. Its food history meets food pop-culture, a dose of education, with sprinkles of comedy.*Please note that I'm an affiliate and might receive a commission from the links. If you plan on signing up for either app, please consider using the link to help support a fellow creator!00:00 Introduction to Spaghetti and Meatballs00:18 Guest Introduction: Dana Quercioli00:42 Dana's Personal Connection to Spaghetti and Meatballs02:03 Family Recipes and Traditions06:33 The History of Spaghetti and Meatballs13:29 The Evolution of Spaghetti and Meatballs in America26:14 Pop Culture and Spaghetti and Meatballs29:06 Final Thoughts and Cooking Tips