E1
Andrew Zimmern looks back at the foods that have most overloaded his senses
E2
Andrew Zimmern recounts times his life was at risk in his new food quest.
E3
Andrew looks back at foods he's eaten that are creepy, crawly and slithery.
E4
Andrew recalls memorable experiences shared with tribes around the world!
E5
Andrew recalls his most memorable hunting experiences.
E6
Andrew gives us a taste of his global grocery experiences.
E7
Andrew recalls catching, skinning and eating critters around the world.
E8
From the tip to the tail and all in between, Andrew recalls his pig finds.
E9
Andrew looks back at the times he had to earn his food: by working for it!
E10
Andrew reveals some never before seen footage from his travels.
E11
In Volume 2, Andrew shares more never-before-told stories from the archives.
E12
Andrew looks back at the foods that he's struggled to swallow!
E13
Andrew explores the secrets of how different cultures still cook over flames.
E14
Andrew eats raw meats, organs, sea creatures and strange veggies.
E15
Andrew eats stewed pig knuckles, ant eggs, and corn smut in Mexico City.
E16
In Lisbon, Portugal Andrew harvests barnacles, feasts on snails, and more.
E17
In Ireland Andrew eats 3 thousand-year-old butter that was buried in a bog.
E18
Andrew finds delicious fun at factories big and small, creating artisanal foods
E19
Andrew feasts on sea robins, bacteria candy, and spleen sandwiches in Brooklyn.
E20
Andrew eats cod tongue, moose pie and chicken fried seal flipper.
E21
Andrew explores ethnic food of immigrant communities.
E22
Andrew goes to the Faroe Islands for fermented sheep's head and boiled seagulls
E23
Andrew looks at how chefs are using science to take cooking to new heights.
E24
People are passionate about barbeque and Andrew tries all different styles.
E25
Andrew finds comfort foods in one culture are considered odd in another.
E26
Andrew eats fried fish fins, and rescues an Africanized beehive and its honey.
E27
On the Big Island Andrew eats tuna eyeballs, pig's blood, and bull's testicles.