The things that are “essential” allow provide food for the body, the things that are “nonessential” provide food for the soul. Here is a case for why my profession is “real.”
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What’s the Deal With Wagyu?
What is Wagyu, why is it so expensive, and is it worth the price tag? Learn more here!
What’s the Deal With Eggs?
Why are some eggs refrigerated while others aren’t? Are brighter yolk healthier? What’s the deal with egg shell thickness? Get the answers here!
What Does “The World Is Your Oyster!!!” Really Mean?
What does “The World Is My Oyster!” really mean? Hint: It’s not what you think!
An Epic Camping Adventure: Fortescue Bay, Cape Hauy, and Sneaky Nighttime Visitors
We headed to Fortescue Bay on the Tasman Peninsula for a camping adventure full of nature, wildlife, s’mores, and a few dramas along the way.
Macca’s vs Mickey D’s: The Ultimate Cross Continental McDonald’s Breakfast Sandwich Showdown
My dad and I had the ultimate cross continental breakfast showdown: The Mighty McMuffin (Australia) vs Egg McMuffin (USA). Find out which reigned supreme!
Delectable Dumplings, Delicious Donuts, and a Giant Pocky Stick: A Journey Around World Street Eats in Launceston, Tasmania
We took a journey from Hobart up to Launceston to check out the World Street Eats festival. Check out what we noshed on here!
A Platypus Love Affair and Waddling Echidnas: A Day of Monotreme Magic at The Platypus House in Tasmania
The platypus is a semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal that’s only native to Eastern Australia. And oh yeah, the males are poisonous! We took a trip up to The Platypus House in Tasmania to learn more about these fascinating creatures.
Beer Paddles and Cheese Platters with a Side of Honesty Box Bread: A Guide to What to Eat on Bruny Island, Tasmania
Bruny Island is the perfect escape from Hobart. While you go for the sweeping coastal views and beautiful nature, don’t miss these 4 hospitality venues!
Why Do We Do What We Do?: Politics and the Brain Explained
Is American politics completely irrational? Lew Askegaard is back to chat about politics and the brain to help us make sense of it all.
