Food Theory

Documentary 2024

Available on FilmRise, Prime Video, Tubi TV, Amazon Freevee

MatPat takes viewers on a culinary journey: busting food myths, sharing consumer hacks, tackling food challenges and divulging the sometimes-dark backstories of our favorite food brands.

Documentary 2024

TV-14

Starring MatPat

EPISODE 1

Supermarket Secrets / Can Eating Too Much Pop Your Stomach?

MatPat discusses supermarket secrets and asks whether eating too much can cause your stomach to pop.

22 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14
EPISODE 2

The Dark Secret of Oreos / Coffee Is a Soup?

Dive into the dark secrets of Oreo before determining if coffee falls under the category of soup.

22 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14
EPISODE 3

We Prove Why New York Pizza Is Best / The Dunkin Donuts Secret

What lets NYC pizza get that lovely thin crust? And how do companies capitalize on your sense of smell?

24 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14
EPISODE 4

McDonald's Is Not a Restaurant / Stop Drinking Milk

Join MatPat in uncovering McDonald's' business model and learn why milk alternatives might be appealing.

24 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14
EPISODE 5

How Many Licks Do Tootsie Pops Really Take? / Does Taco Bell Wreck Your Stomach?

Learn how to optimize lollipop eating with MatPat before discovering the truth about Taco Bell's food.

22 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14
EPISODE 6

Hidden Dangers of Peanut Butter / Bees Are Fish

Is peanut butter really all that dangerous? And can bees really be classified as fish?

22 min · Feb 7, 2024 TV-14

MatPat

Host
MatPat

Director
Reed Duchscher

Producer
Jason Parker

Producer
MatPat

Writer

About

Food Theory

DOCUMENTARY

MatPat takes viewers on a culinary journey: busting food myths, sharing consumer hacks, tackling food challenges and divulging the sometimes-dark backstories of our favorite food brands.

Information

Released: 2024
Rated: TV-14

Languages

Audio and Subtitles: English (United States) (AD, AAC, CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
: Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.