Flavorphiles

Tik Tok Made Me Do It

Flavorphiles

Show Notes

TikTok has a food hack for everything—drink more water, eat more protein, save money, cook faster. But how much of it actually holds up?

This episode, we react to some of the biggest trends taking over your feed. We start with the viral “buy half a cow” craze and why it’s not quite the deal it looks like. Then, with the help of a nutritionist and a fitness expert, we dig into hydration trends, “healthy” swaps, protein obsession, man kibble, and meal prep extremes. Finally Tanner responds to cooking hacks and we crown a winner of Martini Madness.

Some of it works. Some of it doesn’t. And some of it just needs to taste better.

Amuse Booze: Softserve Margarita

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