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Hosted by Mom · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 76 episodes
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Mom’s Wooden Spoon is a bi-weekly podcast that invites you to join us for a walk down memory lane. While always starting with a recipe from the 70s, 80s or 90s, this podcast is much more than a cooking show. It is the go-to source for listeners who want light-hearted fun with some nostalgia included, to round out the feel good experience.Everyone needs little moments of joy in their life. With retro recipes, memories and laughs from days past, Mom’s Wooden Spoon is here to help you indulge yourself in the happiness that reminiscing delivers.
Mom hosts Mom's Wooden Spoon, a arts show with 76 episodes published.
In the final episode of Season 4, Kristen and Carrie make a recipe that was basically chosen to torture Carrie. Prior to the mandatory taste test and extreme gagging, the sisters talk about wife swapping, famous people w
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie discuss the joys of foods shaped like logs and delve into some incredibly strange ways to serve potato salad. If that isn’t exciting enough, Carrie regals us all with tips and tricks f
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie head back to the great state of Missouri for not one, but two recipes from St. Louis. Thank goodness the recipes are delicious, because Kristen regales listeners with stories so gross
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie make the most amazingly delicious recipe from St. Louis, Missouri. They talk about so many tasty treats from the Show Me State that they even decide to make two more in their next epis
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie make a dish from a 1975 church cookbook from their hometown that has some questionable ingredients. Carrie educates everyone but Kristen on olives, pimentos and even processed meat pro
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie take the show on the road for the very first time, all for the love of a good fish sandwich. They do not get in a wreck and arrive home safely with fully processed bounty from the sea
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie choose a recipe from 1973 that contains nuts and Carrie absolutely can’t hold back her adolescent humor. She delights and disgusts listeners with her jokes and stories while Kristen ma
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie travel way out of their comfort zone to make a Rhode Island specialty. They have fun discussing Rhode Island facts and even delve a bit into the 1960s and 1970s icon Holly Hobbie, who
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie neither move with confidence nor do they have great success. They do have an epic failure of a 1973 recipe that at first glance looks pretty appetizing. They have a blast reading disgu
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie make an Akron, Ohio specialty. Kristen discusses growing up in Ohio in the 1980s and Carrie tells inappropriate jokes. A good time is had by all!
Kristen and Carrie bake up a completely authentic Italian dish from a 1983 Mary’s Memo and wax poetic about things from the 1980s that don’t exist any more. Carrie also giddily shares a bit too much information about the
In this very special episode, Kristen and Carrie make two Midwestern specialties, and they don’t ruin either of them! They also have a blast discussing the confusing origin stories of both treats and the fun things that
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie break out their mom’s original 1960’s small kitchen appliance and learn all about how to conserve energy in the kitchen thanks to a cookbook published by the Monongahela Power Company.
This episode is a continuation of Episode 4 in which hosts Kristen and Carrie make a similar recipe for taste comparison. They delve into all things Indiana and get nostalgic over typical 1980s teen pastimes like cruisin
In an episode which requires a disclaimer, Kristen gets way too excited about making a healthy version of her favorite dessert. Carrie tries to rein her in to no avail, but much fun is had by all. The recipe in this epis
In this episode, a variety of canned goods are mixed together to form an abomination from the 1970s. Much laughter and gagging ensues. Hosts Kristen and Carrie delve into the origins of some childhood favorites and a pop
In this episode, Kristen and Carrie make a Michigan specialty that originated as a baker’s mistake. They mull over some other culinary oopsies throughout history that became big hits on their own and as usual, make one b
In the first episode of Season 4, Kristen and Carrie party like it’s 1978! While they whip us a super easy appetizer, Carrie regales us with a story about The Great Iceberg Lettuce Debacle from May of that year and Krist
The debut for Season 4 of The Mom’s Wooden Spoon podcast is only 10 days away! This season we will be making delicious regional specialties from around the country in addition to some incredibly weird 70s monstrosities.
In this final episode of Season 3, Kristen and Carrie make another recipe from their 1978 church cookbook. They reminisce about the tasty (and not so tasty) treats offered at 1970’s church potlucks, the frighteningly tox
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Mom's Wooden Spoon is hosted by Mom. The show is categorised under arts (food) and has published 76 episodes.
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