The microwave oven, invented by Percy Spencer in 1945, evolved from a bulky commercial device into a common household appliance by the 1970s, transforming food preparation.

In this delectable episode, we dive into the rich history behind Canada’s beloved comfort food: poutine. We trace its origins back to rural Quebec in the late 1950s, where this humble dish—consisting of crispy fries smothered in cheese curds and drenched in gravy—was born out of culinary innovation and regional pride.

Explore the intriguing origins of potato chips, tracing their humble beginnings from an accidental creation in a 19th-century kitchen to becoming a beloved snack worldwide.

Shawarma Queen: A Flavorful Adventure in Middle Eastern Gastronomy Located in Brandon, Manitoba.

The 80s. The time of big hair and hair bands. But there was a phenomenon that is stuck with me since then. I look back with fondness and nostalgia. Today i talk a little bit about cereal and cartoon. One of the best things to go hand in hand with each other.