Biblical Protein teaser and the diciest foods ever eaten
Nathaniel received the Biblical Protein jar of locusts and honey, ordered weeks earlier when the protein bars were sold out, setting up a live taste test later in the show. The hosts first trade stories of the diciest things they have ever eaten: one host recounts Zimbabwe and China dishes; another recounts balut, pig-cheek sausage, and pig's face in a Filipino karaoke room; Nathaniel names gas-station sushi and a Burger King burrito; Dan recalls hot dogs rolled in butter and sugar as a kid.
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