Show Notes
Tanner and Jerry take a look at how the way we drink is changing. They discuss how more people are cutting back on alcohol, the rise of THC beverages, and what those shifts could mean for bars and restaurants moving forward. From there, the conversation turns to the latest diet traps—how good intentions can lead to healthy but flavorless meals, and how to avoid sacrificing taste in the name of wellness. Mary Berg returns to the show to talk about Mary Makes It Easy, and how she makes cooking look so effortless. The episode wraps with a conversation about New Year’s resolutions and some for Flavorphiles.
Amuse Booze: Agricole Rhum This week’s sponsor: Sobrewski — the beer that sobers you up.
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