Stay ConnectedAbby Llorico tells the story of St. Louis based on what’s on the table. From the hunger for local ingredients, to the booming brunch scene and the craving for creative cocktails, Abby dives into the nitty-gritty of how St. Louis grew to become the foodie town that it is.
Abby Eats St. Louis is hosted by Abby Llorico of 5 On Your Side.
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What do horseradish, rosé and donuts have in common? They're in our weekly roundup of all things fun and tasty going on in the St. Louis area this weekend!
5 On Your Side meteorologist Tracy Hinson—and new St. Louisan—joins us to talk about what she loves most about the Lou's food scene...
We celebrate a very special day in the culinary world...
And we talk about the best things we ate this week. Bonus: One of them could be the secret sauce to the Blues' success.
What's the best thing you ate this week? We want to hear all about your food stories, ideas and suggestions!
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This is a special Abby Eats St. Louis sports talk edition. Boston threw the first punches, taking a one-two punch at the St. Louis food scene. But we come back fighting.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch food writer jumped in the fight with us, and we talked to a Bostonian about what Bean Town's food is really like.
Hear why Abby declares us the real winner of the St. Louis food fight.
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Time for another mini-version of the full dish! This week, 5 On Your Side's Jacob Long joins us for some insight into Boston's food scene. Plus, we talk about pig snoot and other weird foods.
Abby also runs down the best of the best going on this weekend, so you can get out there and enjoy all of the tasty food and beverages St. Louis has to offer.
And, of course, we share the best thing we ate this week.
What's the best thing you ate this week? What's the weirdest thing you've ever eaten? We want to hear all about your food stories, ideas and suggestions!
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Have you ever tried snoot? Have you ever even heard of snoot?
It's a St. Louis thing perfected by the folks at Smoki O's BBQ. While editing the last episode about barbecue, Abby and her producer realized they had never even tried snoot. So, they decided to find out more about its history and prevalence in the area... and, of course, they gave it a try.
We want to hear about your snoot experiences. Love it? Hate it? Interested in giving it a try? Connect with us on Instagram at Abby Eats St. Louis. You also can shoot us an email at podcasts@ksdk.com.
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Beer... tacos... art... and... goats? We've got it all in this week's Small Bite episode! We get you geared up for all the fun stuff happening this Memorial Day weekend.
We also dish out some behind-the-scenes stories from Episode 3: As good as we think we are... and we take a dip into the sauce debate.
And of course, we share the best thing we ate this week.
What's the best thing you ate this week? What do you love about St. Louis-style barbecue? Are you a sauce, no sauce or sauce-on-the-side kind of person? We want to hear all about your food stories, ideas and suggestions!
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Here in St. Louis we know good barbecue, but we don’t need to toot our own horns. We can have the guy who literally wrote the book on BBQ do it for us.
In this episode, we sit down with the guys behind three of the best-known BBQ joints in town. They spill their thoughts on sauce. We grill 'em on their pitmaster secrets. They dish out their menu misfires.
We take you behind the scenes and get a little southern, a little spicy, smoky and saucy—or however you like your BBQ.
Check out Episode 2: Brunch. So. Hard.
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In this week's Small Bite, Today in St. Louis anchor Rene Knott joins us as we dish out where we get our brunch on (does a beer with breakfast make it brunch?), and listeners share their favorite spots. Plus, we talk about the best thing we ate this week.
Check out Episode 2: Brunch. So. Hard.
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What's your favorite brunch spot? Have you discovered an amazing new restaurant? Did you eat a meal that blew your mind this week? Share that deliciousness with us! Drop us a line at podcasts@ksdk.com.
Grab a mimosa... This week on Abby Eats St. Louis, we explore the booming brunch scene to see how it's hitting a sweet spot for some of the area's most talented chefs.
Check out Episode 1: Farm-to-Table.
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You know when you just want a snack but end up devouring the whole bag? That's this chat with Kay Quinn for us. We're starting with a mega "Small Bite" and with her cool, easy recipes, food truck confessions and secret veggie-hipster tendencies, this one won't spoil your appetite.
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Have a weird food word story you want to share? What's your favorite brunch spot in the 314? Wanna tell us what you think about our new podcast? Drop us a line! Send us an email at podcasts@ksdk.com.
In the first episode of the ‘Abby Eats St. Louis’ podcast, we’re sticking to our roots. Literally… the ones in the ground. And learning about how the farm-to-table locavore movement is reshaping our food culture.
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