Get ready for a very special edition of SNACKED! In the spirit of gearing up for the school season, we asked three First We Feast chefs—George Motz of Burger Scholar Sessions, Nicole Russell of Pizza Wars, and Alvin Cailan of The Burger Show—to make their favorite after school snacks. No surprise, this trip down memory lane is all comfort-food classics. Nachos! English muffin pizza! SPAM and egg breakfast sandwich!
Dove Cameron is one of Hollywood's most exciting multi-hyphenates, with a new single called "Breakfast" out now and a starring role in the film Vengeance on the way. But when Dove isn't dropping new projects, she's busy snacking on some of the wildest flavor combos imaginable. From blueberry bagels with rainbow sprinkles, to her now-infamous brownies-and-ranch concoction, Dove breaks down the treats that are most near and dear to her heart.
South Korean girl group aespa is poised to take the K-Pop world by storm, with a new album called "Girls" climbing the international charts. But when Karina, Giselle, Winter, and Ningning aren't recording K-Pop bangers, they're snacking on some of their favorite treats from back home in Seoul. From classic Korean candies like Choco Boy and Pepero, to beloved American staples like Cinnamon Toast Crunch, aespa breakdown the do's and don'ts for snacking like a K-Pop supergroup.
Ethan and Hila Klein—AKA H3H3 Productions—have been churning out some of the funniest stuff on the Internet for years. But when the husband-and-wife duo aren't hosting the H3 Podcast, or repping Hila's Teddy Fresh clothing line, they're snacking on an outrageous assortment of classic Israeli treats and nostalgic '90s novelty candies. From Hila's love of Bamba and Bissli, to Ethan's masochistic obsession with Warheads and Fireballs, H3H3 Productions share the snacks that make them tick.
The Try Guys are some of the Internet's most prolific adventurers, with a new TV show, No Recipe Road Trip, hitting the Food Network on August 31. But when Ned, Keith, and Zach (sorry, Eugene couldn't make it this time...) aren't taking down entire fast-food menus, or learning new skills with little-to-no instructions, they're munching on a reliable list of trusted snacks and candies. From the magic of grocery store potato wedges, to the "bliss point" found deep within a bag of Doritos, the Try Guys explain why these are the snacks everyone else needs to try.
Lee Hyun-woo and Kim Ji-hun are two of the breakout stars of Netflix's Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area, playing the roles of Rio and Denver, respectively. But when Rio and Denver aren't working to pull off the heist of the century, they're snacking on classic Korean street foods and a stockpile of international chocolates. From Korean-style hot dogs and tteokbokki, to sweet-tooth staples like Pepero and Nutella, these are the snacks and candies that fuel two key members of the Money Heist: Korea gang.
Canelo Álvarez is one of the boxing world's most exciting stars. But when the champ isn't busy training for a fight, he's busy snacking on an assortment of treats from his native Mexico and beyond. From classic Mexican snacks like Pulparindo and Sabritones, to global staples like M&M's and Nutella, Álvarez breaks down the dos and don'ts for snacking like a world champion. The highly-anticipated trilogy fight between Canelo Álvarez and Gennadiy "GGG" Golovkin will be broadcast live Sept. 17 on DAZN PPV.
Seoul's Gwangjang Market is one of the most famous street food markets in South Korea. In this special episode of Snacked, Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend stars Kristen Kish and Esther Choi eat their way through some of the market's most iconic street snacks, along with Kevin Kreider from Bling Empire (Season 3 premieres October 5 on Netflix). From mounds of dumplings and crispy mung bean pancakes, to fermented flower crab and doughnut-like hotteok, Esther, Kristen, and Kevin sample the dishes every street food lover needs to try.
Bobby Shmurda is one of hip-hop's most charismatic emcees. But when the Brooklyn rapper isn't busy dropping new music, he's experiencing pure bliss while snacking on an assortment of classic treats from his childhood. From the Lorna Doone cookies he survived on in juvenile hall, to the Nacho Cheese Doritos he ate on the streets of East Flatbush, these are the snacks that made Bobby the man he is today.
Javon Walton is a boxer and actor best known for his roles in Euphoria, The Umbrella Academy, and Samaritan (now streaming on Amazon Prime). But when Javon isn't acting in some of the biggest projects on the planet, he's snacking on a classic list of childhood treats. From pain-inducing snacks like Sour Skittles and Takis, to grade-school go-tos like Goldfish and Rice Krispies Treats, these are the snacks and candies that fuel a teenage multi-hyphenate.
Jackson Wang is an international superstar, with a new album, MAGIC MAN, available now on all streaming platforms. But when Jackson isn't climbing the charts, he's snacking on some classic treats from his native China and beyond. From iconic Chinese snacks like White Rabbit and haw flakes, to global favorites like Frosted Flakes and Rice Krispies Treats, Jackson breaks down the dos and don'ts for snacking like pop star.
Tony Hawk is a certified skateboard icon. But when the Birdman isn't riding his half-pipe, or recording his podcast, Hawk vs Wolf, he's snacking on a dad-approved collection of classic candies and treats. From old-school favorites like Bit-O-Honey and McCraw's Giant Taffy, to enduring staples like Smarties and Happy-Cola gummies, Tony Hawk breaks down the do's and don'ts for snacking like an extreme sports superstar.
TWICE is a K-pop supergroup, celebrating its seventh year of topping the charts in South Korea and beyond. But when Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, and Tzuyu aren't busy taking the K-pop world by storm, they're snacking on some of their favorite chips, candies, and chocolates from around the world. From Korean classics like Star Popeye and Ppushu Ppushu, to international favorites like Sour Skittles and Crisp Choco, these are the treats that helped turn TWICE into a certified K-pop phenomenon.
Darryl Dwayne Granberry Jr.—AKA DDG—is a wildly popular rapper and YouTuber, whose latest project, It's Not Me It's You, is now streaming on all platforms. But when DDG isn't collaborating with artists like Blueface, Polo G, and NLE Choppa, he's filling up on some truly classic treats. From the honey buns he used to sell in high school, to the Reese's Puffs that always get his mornings started, these are the snacks that turned DDG into a crossover superstar.
