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The Food Guys Podcast

The Food Guys Podcast

Written by: Dub & Nectorious Papi
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We love to talk about food just much as we love to eat food. In this podcast we talk everything food, eating food, all the latest food news from snack brands to fast food, and debates on foods you love and hate.


We host some of the food industries biggest names, business owners and just all in food lovers.


Join Dub Eats Everything and Nectorious Papi as we give you laughter, banter, fights and even have some of our foodie friends join us!

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  • How Brands Trick You Into Buying Snacks (Supermarket secrets REVEALED!)
    Feb 10 2026

    Dub and Nectro are joined by packaging and brand expert Wren Spence to unpack the real reason we buy certain snacks and supermarket products, and it’s not always taste.


    We dive into how packaging psychology, hype launches, and social media now drive food trends, why some products win purely off design, and whether fast food or supermarkets are pushing innovation harder. They also debate collabs, influencer meals, and how “thumbnail shopping” is changing the way brands design products for online ordering.


    Plus, rapid-fire takes on the best and worst packaging, products that fooled us, and what Aussie brands could do better.


    A must-listen if you’ve ever bought something just because it looked good on the shelf.


    Thanks to our sponsor Royal Stacks! Celebrating 10 Years in Melbourne! Get your burger fix today!


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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Aus Open Influencer Drama, The Best Eats in Gold Coast and Jan's Viral Trends! (Ketchup EP)
    Feb 3 2026

    In our first monthly wrap-up episode of 2026, we break down everything that went down over summer from influencer controversy at the Australian Open, to food wins and disasters from our trips around Australia.


    Nectro reports back from Queensland, Dub shares his Surf Coast food adventures (and long queues), and we unpack some of the biggest food talking points of the month, including Arnott’s Cheds recipe backlash, fast-food breakfast wars kicking off, and the January food releases we missed.


    We also dive into why Japanese cheesecake suddenly took over social media, GYG's exclusive new deal, and what trends we think are about to explode next.


    A little chaos, a lot of food, and the perfect catch-up episode to kick off 2026.


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    41 mins
  • Snacks vs. Meals: How TikTok Changed the Way We Eat
    Jan 27 2026

    Are we still eating meals… or just snacking our way through the day?


    In this episode of The Food Guys, Dub Eats and Nectorious Papi dive into the rise of snack culture and ask the big question: are snacks officially replacing meals?


    From protein bars that taste like chocolate, to $12 cookies, loaded croissants, snack plates, and “girl dinner / boy dinner” TikTok trends, we break down when proper lunches disappeared, why social media changed how we eat, and how snacks somehow became more expensive than full meals.

    We debate whether three meals a day is outdated, rate snacks on whether they’re actually “real meals,” and predict what food will look like by 2030 (spoiler: smaller portions, higher prices, and dessert for dinner).


    If your lunch is an iced coffee and a protein bar… this one’s for you.


    Special thanks to Royal Stacks for our weekly burger fix, get yours today!

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    35 mins
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