58: The Transitive Property of Breakfast Foods

from Most Important Meal · host Allison Truj and Brian Hamilton

The complex science of Egg On Toast™️™️™️ is unraveled and it's the first day of court in the case of Hamilton v. Babish. Brian holds Truj's hand. Truj forgets to turn off Animal Crossing.Links and ShownotesBlack Lives MatterJames Thomson on Twitter: "At times like these, when brands can’t tweet, what I really enjoy is an ice cold Coke Zero." / TwitterWhen Pigs Fly BreadHeavenly Jam - When Pigs Fly BreadBinging with Babish: Croque Monsieur from Brooklyn Nine-Nine - YouTubeSubscribe to Most Important Meal in Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify or with this RSS feed. We are @MIMpodcast on Twitter and you can email us at [email protected]!

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