
Pappy's Products
Ep. 86: Ritz Bitz Spicy Queso
Remember those cheese & crackers trays with the red spreading tool? Well, this isn't that. Have a listen...


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We review new food products and tell you if they're great or gross. Any new variety, flavor, snack, beverage, etc. that you may find on the shelf, have a listen to us first and we'll let you know how it is! Your paisans Jason and Anthony from the Cheesesteak & Chowder podcast are tasting all the new products and giving them a rating on their world-famous "Gobs Scale." Short, easily consumable episodes to inform, entertain, and have you on your way...
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Pappy's Products is hosted by Pappy. The show has published 75 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 86: Ritz Bitz Spicy Queso" (16 August 2026, 6 minutes), "Ep. 85: Pop-Tarts Ice Cream Sandwiches" (6 July 2026, 11 minutes), and "Ep. 84: Daizy's Root Beer & Cream Soda" (30 April 2026, 9 minutes).
Pappy's Products publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 75 episodes.
Booking probability for Pappy's Products is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Pappy's Products requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Pappy's Products's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Pappy's Products are Snacks, Coffee & Other Foods and Beverages, Brewing & Distilling. Pappy's Products has an arts audience.
Pappy hosts Pappy's Products, an arts podcast with 75 episodes published.
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Pappy's Products
Remember those cheese & crackers trays with the red spreading tool? Well, this isn't that. Have a listen...

Episode #85
Frosted strawberry pop-tarts. Ice cream. What could go wrong?

Episode #84
This is not your father's social soda! One of our favorite sponsors, Daisy's Social Sodas, brings us two new varieties. Departing from their fruit flavors, it's time for some root beer and cream soda.

Episode #33
What happens when you take baked cheese cracker and dust it in BBQ seasoning? Sounds like it could be nasty. But also sounds intriguing. Listen along for our quick test, review, and rating of the latest flavor of...

Episode #82
The O.G. when it comes to white cheddar popcorn in a bag, is Smartfood making a serious misstep here? Should they stick to the one thing they do well, or are they delivering us the salty sweet variation that we never...

Episode #50
<p>Our new inappropriate spokesperson, Mr. Andy Capp, is back in studio with some ranch fries in a bag.</p>

Episode #46
<p>It's the evil twin brother of our flagship sponsor, VCR... meet CCR.</p>

Episode #43
<p>What makes Coca-Cola's new "Holiday Creamy Vanilla Coke" different from its regular Vanilla Coke? Is it blended with some kind of cream? Is it dusted with nutmeg, cinnamon, and peppermint spices? Or is it just...

Episode #78
<p>Special guest Rachel Solomon joins me for an on-location impromptu review of 7-Up's attempt to put Shirley Temple into a can.</p>

Episode #77
<p>It's another attempt to do something different with a near perfect product. How many gobs will this new variety earn? Expectations are low. Have a listen... </p>

Episode #76
<p>Is it peachy? Is it Mangoey? One pouch is never enough.</p>

Episode #75
<p>We've got some new Twizz in the test kitchen this week. They look mostly like Twizzlers are supposed to look, except they're FILLED with purple and green "tropical" goo, if you will, labeled as "Pink Guava and...

Episode #74
<p>Reese's can't help themselves. Their all new PB&J cups come in two jelly flavors!! Grape & Strawberry. PLUS... it's a bonus FOOD edition of "Get Your Ass Back on Track" featuring... Ben & Jerry!!</p>

<p>It's a double dose of new sodas in the test kitchen tonight! We taste the new Vanilla Frost Sprite and the Orange Cream Coke Zero. #StayHungry</p>

Pappy's Products
<p>The name speaks for itself. We thought Dr. Pepper was its own unique flavor. But when the Doctor sent us this new blackberry flavor, we had to bring it into the test kitchen for a try. How many gobs will it...

Pappy's Products
<p>They might be the longest name in the history of food products but they are a spin-off of our most recent 4-gob rated product, the Snap'd Extra Crunchy Sharp White Cheddar. So, as the first flavor spinoff of the...

Pappy's Products
<p>We love a good thin Oreo. Has Nabisco jumped the shark with so many new oddball flavors? perhaps. But we do love tiramisu, so let's bring 'em into the test kitchen and give it a shake!</p>

Episode #69
<p>For some reason, Guinness–that's right, the famous Irish stout–has decided to get into the boxed macaroni & cheese game. Of course, we're here to bring it into the test kitchen, cook it up, give it a taste test, and...

Episode #40
<p>Kit Kat is at it again. We're not sure why. Will this be a pleasant surprise or will we be yelling at them to get their ass back on track and stay in their lane?</p>

Pappy's Products
We're not sure what kind of hijinks and tomfoolery is going on at Coca-cola and Nabisco, but here we are again, presented with not one, but TWO new products that nobody asked for. What will work better (or worse)... the...
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