Every week on Spilled Milk, writers/comedians Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton start with a food-related topic, from apples to winter squash, and run w...
Today we're more on trend than usual and never get on Memory Lane as we try the perfect snack of gateway kimbap. Through spicy experiences we're first harmonious, then horrified before becoming almost overwhelmed as we declare Spilled Milk: A Hungry Time. Spilled Milk Bingo Episode 486: Korean Rice Cakes / Tteok with Michelle ZaunerTiktok video by Ahnest Kitchen Matthew's Now but Wow: The Wonder of Stevie Podcast
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Episode 680: Quindecennial
Happy 15th birthday to us! It's our Crystal Anniversary so join us along Memory Lane as we reminisce about scrapped episodes, missteps, regrets and harrowing encounters before we, yet again, proposition Dennis Quaid. We share memories of corporate retreats and defunct segments before interviewing Mrs Cubbinson and Cookie Monster and sharing advice to our past selves. After a group pinkie swear we play Real or Fake Episode before Molly refuses to get sappy and we reveal the location of our next corporate retreat.Dire Desires - our spin-off miniseries about erotic thrillers Episodes Mentioned GrapesApplesPuffy snacksHeirloom TomatoesPopcornKorean Rice Cakes with Japanese Breakfast/Michelle ZaunerCast Iron Skillet with Michele NorrisGrilled CheeseCroutonsNew Zealand Junk FoodCanned ChildhoodHeat WaveMemoriesWinter SquashRomantic FoodSaltGerman ChristmasIrish SpringYeast
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Episode 679: Punch 2
We are pleased as punch to wish you a Happy New Year and ourselves a Happy 15th Birthday! We know the sequel is never as good as the original but this one includes alcohol and jungle birds so... five stars? Benjamin Franklin keeps showing up as we wonder if a martini is a punch and discuss the Grandmother of all cocktails, pervasive funks and red goo. We're having a grand ol' time! Episode 677: Punch Like at School DancesRum Punch RecipeDifford's Guide comprehensive article on punches
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Episode 678: Graham Crackers
We know we always say this but seriously, how have we never done this before!? The anticipation is over because today there are no rules except the rules as we break off a piece of that graham cracker and loose wiles beget looser morals. We want to assure our listeners that ALL of our magnetic appliances are thoroughly tested against the unchaste passions of youth and that we've done a 180 on some of our policies. Episode 245: S'MoresEpisode 592: Mini-cookies
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Episode 677: Punch Like at School Dances
Today we revisit memories of school dances past, their soundtracks and dance partners as we wonder what 'spiking' the punch means and tackle pronunciation quandaries. Ice rings, ladles and wrestling lead us to noisy cooking and quiet meals before Matthew turns into a summer boy. Southern Living Punch RecipesRainbow Sherbet PunchMatthew's Now but Wow: Natsu-mon: 20th Century Summer Kid, by Kaz Ayabe and Chunsoft Studios
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Every week on Spilled Milk, writers/comedians Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton start with a food-related topic, from apples to winter squash, and run with it as far as they can go—and, regrettably, sometimes further.
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