I hope it's ok to post this in here.

The episode is prob about 10 years old and was focused on nutrition, possibly when ill, collab of some degree. In and out of studio shots iirc.

It's a butternut squash, onions, sambal, nut butter (they don't use peanut butter, but say it's a substitute), agave (? or another honey like sweetner), roasted peanuts, green beans, broth.

The salt gun in action

My housemate & I have been watching Billy (Merry LOTR) & Dom's (Pippin LOTR) Eat The World where they're traveling around the world trying new foods & even trying to cook wherever they are. I think they would be great guests on Sorted, especially in Pass It On, each paired with a chef, maybe. Right now they're trying banana & mayo sandwiches & Dunkeroos. The mischief & fun they have together would fit right in with the Sorted gang. A LOTR themed Pass It On would be awesome. Or Poker Face. They'll try just about anything.

Kia ora!

I’m looking at the nutritional values on the recipes for Sidekick. Are they listed per serving or total for the recipe?

What did everyone think about this?

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Cleaning out the desk and found these…

It’s the microwave oven pressure cooker

Last week, my algorithm suggested I watched the All The Gear channel and I have become somewhat obsessed.

I then saw the SortedFood episode where they had Ethan and Jack on to try a load of old foods… and it seemed like such a wasted opportunity of collaborating with them.

I’d love to see another episode with them as guests, but something where they don’t get served rancid foods.

My partner said he really liked it and I want to surprise him with it for Christmas, but I can't find it anywhere!

So there you go. It's traced from one of the final shots. Seems like a reasonable way to do it.