
Macca’s New Pie Debuts, Costco’s 1.3kg Kit Kat Spread & a $950 Birthday Dinner?! (Dub & Nectro Catch Up)
The Food Guys PodcastShow Notes
This week on The Food Guys Podcast, Dub and Nectro are back with a loaded food catch-up full of big snack drops, wild food rumours and one very expensive birthday dinner.
A fan-favourite Macca’s dessert has returned, Costco has released something dangerously large, and a hyped Melbourne restaurant leaves the boys asking one big question: was it actually worth the bill?
There’s also a supermarket bakery conspiracy, a cinema snack debate that gets serious, a fast food collab that sounds either genius or terrifying, and a few new chocolate releases that could divide everyone. Food news, snack chaos, Melbourne eats and plenty of questionable opinions from Australia’s favourite food podcast.
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