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Tv shows to feed your foodie spirit
Yes, we accept it… we declare ourselves as food lovers.
Do you love accompanying the best moments with a good dinner or do you break the good news while sharing coffee? Well, then… we are on the same team.
Fortunately for us, the world is full of food-loving people who are constantly trying to find ways to talk about it, to teach us new flavors, show us new dishes and present new ways of enjoying food.
Television makes a great job of this, streaming platforms streaming are definitely filled with shows that prove that we are not the only ones living around food.
So, we leave you some series ideal for foodies.
1. Somebody feed Phil
Phil Rosenthal is a writer and producer, mostly known for Everybody Loves Raymond. In this show, he travels around many countries tasting their culinary traditions, guided by friends or people familiar with the area and showing us the local culture. This is a family-friendly show, ideal for discovering places, cultures and flavors.
The latest season premiered on Netflix last October.
2. Anthony Bourdain: Parts unknown
If you're a foodie, it’s unlikely that you don’t know who Anthony Bourdain is.
The renowned chef and writer shows us multiple places in the world while tasting the traditional food in famous restaurants and others that aren’t that recognized. Besides, with help from the locals, he tells us what is happening socially in the country he is visiting.
Although this is an old show, it’s still a must watch for foodies. Some seasons are available in Prime Video.
3. Chef's table
During its six seasons, Chef’s table has taken us around the world to show us the cuisine of some of the most internationally renowned chefs. Among them, there are professionals with Michelin stars, one of the highest global distinctions in the restaurant world.
This is a Netflix original series.
4. Street food: Latinamerica
Traditional food is the star of this show, that has already been to Asia and the United States. In this six-episode season, Street Food travels around different places in Latinamerica to show us some of the most famous traditional meals in Colombia, Mexico, Peru and others.
Just like our previous recommendation, this documentary series can be found on Netflix.
5. Ugly delicious
Chef and businessman David Chang talks about different culinary traditions, while he cooks and spends time with friends and acquaintances in multiple parts of the world. He takes food as an excuse to have conversations about varied subjects like politics, culture, customs and more.
You can find the two seasons on Netflix.
