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Adam Conover Ruins Detox Diets, Bacon and Avocados

6/23/202651 min

For this week's special rewind, Adam Conover, host of the truTV series “Adam Ruins Everything,” challenges the myth of killer Halloween candy, bogus detox diets and the rise of bacon. Plus, David Burtka transforms parties into events; we throw together an amazing Andalusian Tomato and Bread Soup; and Adam Gopnik stumbles across the perfect meal on vacation in Greece.

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  1. Christopher Kimball· Host0:00

    Hey, it's Christopher Kimball here. We now have an ad-free version of Milk Street Radio. Plus, you can help support the show and all the work we do here at Milk Street. Now, we're not a big corporate behemoth. We're just a small group of dedicated cooks, so your support is crucial and very much appreciated. Just visit Milk Street Radio in your Apple Podcast app and start your free seven-day trial. Again, sign up now by heading to our show page in the Apple Podcast app, and thanks. Hey, this is Christopher Kimball. For this week's bonus episode, we have a great show from 2019 featuring comedian and writer Adam Conover debunking food's biggest myths from the truth about detox diets and avocados to the real story behind killer Halloween candy. So please take a listen now, and we'll be back later this week with another episode of Milk Street Radio. [upbeat music] This is Milk Street Radio from PRX. I'm your host Christopher Kimball. Today, we chat with Adam Conover, host of the TruTV series Adam Ruins Everything. He breaks down what is fact and what is fiction from the myth of poisoned Halloween candy to the origins of our cultural obsession with bacon.

  2. David Burtka· Guest1:16

    What happened was in the '80s, the head of the pork board was literally hanging out with the head of Carl's Jr. and said, "Hey, could you come up with, like, a bacon sandwich or something?" And they launched the first fast food bacon hamburger. And so, you know, these

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