Bruh: Foodcast

Team Bruh

Join Chef Tony, a culinary expert with a flair for flavor, and Mike, your everyday food enthusiast with a knack for asking the right questions, as they take you on a culinary journey like no other. From deep dives into the art of crafting the perfect dish to exploring quirky food trends and nostalgic flavors, "Bruh" is your ultimate food podcast. Whether it’s dissecting why grandma’s spaghetti sauce will always hit different, debating the best street food around the globe, or tackling burning questions like “Is cereal a soup?”—this is a podcast where food, laughter, and a healthy dose of brot

  1. May 26

    Season 2, Episode 6: Host Nation & The Portillo’s Body Pillow Problem

    Episode Description / Show Notes:Season 2, Episode 6 of BRUH kicks off late on a Thursday night with a hard-cut intro, an old rap lyric from Tony B, and a toast to the end of The Late Show era. Michael shares the story of spending his 21st birthday in New York City seeing David Letterman live, and the guys take a moment to honor the late-night shows that helped inspire this weird little food-and-cocktail dog-and-pony show. Then it’s time for the unofficial World Cup episode. Tony B breaks down his soccer fandom, the World Cup coming to North America, and introduces this week’s Libation Station cocktail: The Host Nation. Built around bourbon, mezcal, maple, habanero, lemon, and corn-inspired flavor, it’s a drink designed to represent the U.S., Mexico, and Canada in one glass. After that, listener Dana from Chicago writes in about the very real Portillo’s Italian beef body pillow, which leads Michael and Tony into a beautifully cursed list of food-inspired household items they would absolutely like to see exist. On this episode: Michael remembers seeing David Letterman live for his 21st birthdayTony B reveals his old Thursday night rap introThe boys discuss the World Cup coming to North AmericaTony creates The Host Nation cocktailDana from Chicago asks about food-inspired household itemsThe guys pitch the mac and cheese beanbag chair, lasagna mattress cover, Costco rotisserie snuggie, Burger King shower curtain, and Ronald McDonald seat cushionFor the full cocktail recipe, bonus content, and full video episodes, subscribe to the BRUH Substack. BRUH is two bros hanging out, talking food, drinks, nostalgia, and whatever else somehow ends up on the table. Links / CTA:Visit bruhpodcast.comSubscribe to the Substack for full recipes and bonus contentFollow BRUH on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeAnd as always: tell a friend. Or tell every friend.

    32 min
  2. Mar 4

    S2E4 | Flex Espresso Martini, Poutine Dion Omelette & Campground Smash or Pass

    Season 2 Episode 4 of the BRUH Podcast is packed with cocktails, questionable camping food, and the debut of a new culinary legend. 🍸 Libation Station kicks things off with two wild drinks: “Ma’am, Your Husband’s in Our Hot Tub” – a dangerously simple tequila and Cointreau cocktail. The Flex Espresso Martini – a protein-packed espresso martini with Jamaican rum, beef tallow fat wash, and a whey protein “pump cap.” 🔥 Then we dive into Smash or Pass, where a listener sends in a campground hot dog that… let’s just say looks extremely suspicious. Is it a smash or a hard pass? 🍳 Finally, Omelet Boy returns with a brand-new creation: The Poutine Dion — an omelet stuffed with fries, cheese curds, and gravy inspired by the Canadian classic. 📞 We also answer a listener question from Frankie in New Jersey about the Miss Piggy omelet, and reveal where you can get all our cocktail and recipe drops. If you want the recipes for the drinks and omelets featured on the show, you can grab them on our Substack: 👉 https://bruhstillhungry.substack.com/ Subscribe for:• Full cocktail recipes• Omelet Boy creations• Bonus food content• Early podcast releases 🎙 Segments in this episode: Libation Station Smash or Pass Omelet Boy: Poutine Dion Listener Questions 👍 Like, subscribe, and tell one friend about the show. BRUH Podcast — based in West Michigan, talking food, drinks, and whatever else comes out of the kitchen.

    45 min
  3. 11/13/2025

    Episode 15: Live at The Crushed Grape

    This might be the most chaotic, unplanned, laugh-filled live episode we’ve ever recorded.We set up at The Crushed Grape in Grand Rapids, turned on the mics, and let the crowd take over — and the result was pure magic. In this episode of The BRUH Foodcast, Mike and Tony go fully off-script as customers, wine tasters, rum-curious newcomers, cheetah-girls-in-training, and even a licensed therapist grab the mic and ask us everything. No prep.No plan.Just real people, real questions, and real drinks. You’ll hear: 🍷 A 40-year rum comeback — Rebecca takes her first sip of rum since age 17😂 The debate of the night: Which food is truly non-perishable?🔥 A Louisiana childhood food story that will make you crave gumbo immediately🥧 Sweet potato pie vs. pumpkin pie (and the controversy that followed)🥪 What is “ham salad,” and why is it a Pittsburgh childhood delicacy?🍯 A heated argument about who actually knows how to make Kool-Aid correctly🌭 The great Midwest mystery: Why Chicago sausage hits different🍳 How to properly cook an egg — fried, scrambled, poached… and with mayo??🦞 The ONLY correct way to make a lobster roll (and why Boston betrayed us)🚗 A surprise car segment: Are Range Rovers trash… or elite? (We settle it) Plus:Tony creates a brand-new original cocktail LIVE — The Broasis — a tiki drink so good the parking lot fell silent. This is food, drinks, culture, chaos, community, and straight-up good vibes.If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you hand strangers a microphone… this is it.

    55 min
5
out of 5
8 Ratings

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Join Chef Tony, a culinary expert with a flair for flavor, and Mike, your everyday food enthusiast with a knack for asking the right questions, as they take you on a culinary journey like no other. From deep dives into the art of crafting the perfect dish to exploring quirky food trends and nostalgic flavors, "Bruh" is your ultimate food podcast. Whether it’s dissecting why grandma’s spaghetti sauce will always hit different, debating the best street food around the globe, or tackling burning questions like “Is cereal a soup?”—this is a podcast where food, laughter, and a healthy dose of brot