Snack Chaos — Squashies & Peelers Taste Test
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"I felt like I was being nuked." - Kate
Kate and Bob (without Matt, who's off coaching youth baseball) host a delightfully chaotic episode centered around food adventures and snack taste tests. Bob recaps his birthday international food crawl, which included a last-minute pivot after finding Martha's Fusion Kitchen closed, leading them to discover Watan Cafe & Roastery — a Palestinian-owned gem in Hilliard, Ohio serving house-made Turkish delight-style candies, lemon pistachios, roasted nuts, and stunning chocolates. They also hit up a Mexican restaurant on Hayden Run Road and celebrated with a show-stopping vegan black chocolate cinnamon roll cake made by Vanessa, which completely won over even the biggest skeptics in the room.
The second half of the episode turns into a full-on snack gauntlet featuring candies from Watan, Squashies (cherry cola, bubble gum, and strawberry cream varieties), Peelers fruit candies in pineapple, grape, and kiwi, Japanese-style light cheesecakes from Sunrise Market, and Turkish Pop cakes. The verdicts range from enthusiastic love (kiwi Peelers with chia seeds, strawberry cream Squashies) to outright horror (cherry cola Squashies taste like stale homemade soda, the grape Peelers feel like larvae). The duo also recalls the catastrophic Buffalo soda disposal incident from the previous episode, which apparently mushroom-clouded out of the drain.
The episode wraps with a lively check-in on the hosts' ongoing 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die challenge. Bob has been suffering through Bad Brains, The Who's "Tattoo" lyrics , and a Tortoise marimba instrumental, while Kate accidentally discovered she loves Bad Company and is eagerly anticipating The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill as her daily pick. They also geek out over watching Coachella livestreams, the new Noah Kahan, Madonna's surprise appearance with Sabrina Carpenter, and Spotify's AI music illness roast feature.