All You Can Eat - Season 1

Food fight! Time to take sides in America's greatest ongoing food rivalries. Who makes the best cheese steak in Philly? The most authentic clam chowder? Watch and decide! Plus, we attempt to resolve the L.A. French Dip riot that's been raging for over a century.

Here's one sausage fest you won't want to miss! Link into the many ways ground meat can be stuffed into casing. What is a Scotch Egg, anyway? And what's the difference between a hot dog and a sausage? You'll find out, unless you're some kind of a weenie.

Your mom always told you not to eat with your hands, but your mom doesn't work here! Grab a handful of creative dishes designed to be enjoyed sans utensils.

From Thanksgiving turkeys to baked potatoes, America loves stuffing food! Learn all about the history of stuffing and how everything is better when stuffed. Visit a place that claims that they can stuff anything.

Congratulations! You've struck oil--hot oil that is--in the form of our episode about all things fried. From the traditional deep-fried confections of the Louisiana State Fair, to batter-dipped oddities from all across America.

From the original burger to the highest stack of patties on the menu, our sandwich episode takes a "between the buns" look at some of America's favorites. We visit a grilled cheese hotspot and meet a guy who can name over 100 types of sandwiches.

Beef--it's what's for dinner, and has been for hundreds of years. From the first roast beef sandwich, to the most expensive steak in New York, we answer all your burning questions about America's most popular protein. Like, what is mincemeat, anyway?

Man up for a journey into the world of Guy Gastronomy. Take an impossible burger eating challenge and visit an inn where the wings are so hot, they're nuclear. We even meet a grill master who puts the "Dude" in Dude Food.

This episode is a veritable sizzle reel of everything you ever wanted to know about bacon. We'll travel the country to discover some of the best ways to eat the popular pork product, and learn how it goes from the farm to the table.