Man v. Custard
Jan 7, 2009 St. Louis, missouri
Because I feel there is a difference between eating weird food because it is tasty, and eating weird food simply because it is weird, I am not a fan of Andrew Zimmern. However, today I stumbled across an interview Zimmern recently conducted of fellow food weirdo, Adam Richman (of Man v. Food), in which he asked him, “Any food worth flying the redeye, wedged between by two people with no concept of personal space, just to eat again?”
Topping the list of impromptu answers: Ted Drewe’s Frozen Custard.
Photo courtesy: cammom
Tags: Adam Richman, Andrew Zimmern, custard, Man v. Food, Ted Drewe's
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January 8th, 2009 at 10:52 am
hmm and to think I’ve lived within a 2 mile radius of Ted Drewes for 6 years and stopped in max. 4 times….once for a christmas tree.