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Tony tries to discover what makes Melbourne, Australia, special as a melting pot of cultures.

Anthony explores the diverse food experiences hidden deep within America when he visits Texas, Ohio, Colorado and Wisconsin; he searches for the heroes of the food scene in the American Heartland.

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Connie Craig-Carol & Founder Ken Meares investigate Omega XL, the ultimate all-natural solution for joint pain from inflammation.

Learn what's behind mental decline with age, and how to improve memory, focus and concentration with NeuroQ's Darrin Peterson and Dale Bredesen MD.

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Grandma J's Kitchen for chicken and waffle fritters; Honey Butter Fried Chicken; Purple Pig for fried pig's ear.

Southern comfort in Boston with chicken fried steak at Estelle's; coconut curried goat stew at Highland Kitchen; catfish tacos at Darryl's Corner Bar.

A lesson on how to make goat cheese in Franklin, Tennessee; visiting a distillery in Bardstown, Kentucky, to learn about the bourbon process.

The Original Farmer's Market; The Gumbo Pot; Fritzi Dog; Bennett's Ice Cream; The Serving Spoon.

Ali begins his day in Louisville, Ky., by cutting into a towering stack of hot chocolate pancakes; a saucy Mata Hari hot brown; apple brandied pie; Southern fried chicken and sweet potato waffles.

Ali Khan finds the best food deals in Cleveland, including flapjacks topped with white chocolate mole and meat-stuffed cabbage rolls.

Griddle toast logs with cream cheese filling; a trio of flavorful and innovative tacos; decadent chocolate chip cookie dough; a belly full of wings; Ali gets a line on a spot that's serving up some of the locals' favorites.

Ali Khan chows down in Ann Arbor, Mich., starting with a heaping helping of deep-fried French toast covered in berries and whipped cream; blackened mackerel with a Thai chili glaze at a super fresh seafood market.

A protein waffle loaded with house-smoked pork, sausage and caramelized onions; a gourmet cafeteria for a turkey, chicken and duck sandwich; the trifecta of ooey-gooey butter cookies; a spicy and sweet coconut Panang curry.

Ali Khan is in Santa Barbara, Calif. Looking for the best deals for breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack; he gets off to a pricey start with a bacon and egg breakfast sandwich on a buttery brioche that's worth every penny.

A triple meat-stacked sandwich with smoked pork belly, bologna and chicken liver pate; deep-fried soft-shell crab patty; jumbo, spicy, fried chicken wings zing with a Szechuan peppercorn sauce in Seattle.

Michael Symon starts at his very own restaurant where he enjoys a pastrami beef rib; his grandfather's recipe for scratch-made spaetzle and spicy sauerkraut; a beer-marinated pork loin sandwich; chicken and waffles get a burger makeover.

Michael Symon devours a meaty stacked sandwich and a beefy ballpark dog; a gas station-turned-burger joint serves a fried apple and brie cheeseburger; homemade deep-fried sausage and Cajun crawfish enchiladas.

Michael Symon starts in Las Vegas with a skillet full of pork belly chili and a mega-pancake; mac and cheese studded with crawfish, alligator andouille sausage and shrimp; an umami burger built for every craving.

Michael Symon devours towering burgers piled with spicy Korean pork bulgogi and juicy pork belly pastrami; a modern-day sloppy joe is loaded with burnt brisket ends; lamb-chili tacos and cheesy shawarma nachos.

A Sloppy Jai with lamb hash and 30 Indian spices; towers of Japanese-American fusion with katsu-style deep-fried burger patties; pastrami-spiced burnt ends pork belly and spicy, jalapeno-glazed lamb pops fresh out of the smoker.

From delicate Dungeness crab to succulent shellfish at the raw bars, exploring Seattle's most famous foods: tasty salmon sandwiches, sweet teriyaki, fresh sushi and juicy Seattle-style hot dogs are all on the menu.

From saffron-tinted risotto and warming minestrone to impossibly fluffy, fruity panettone, Andrew Zimmern shows how Milan's rich and refined dishes earned a place in the international culinary canon.

From lobster roll sandwiches and fresh East Coast oysters to Italian sandwiches and whoopie pies, Andrew Zimmern explores the seaside city of Portland, Maine, loaded with classic New England fare.

The iconic foods of Hanoi, Vietnam, including sweet-and-sour snail soup, breakfast crêpes filled with ground pork and sweet-potato fritters topped with shrimp.

The locally grown traditional foods of Dubrovnik, Croatia from spit-roasted lamb and octopus salad to a smoked meat, cabbage and potatoes dish and Dalmatia-style grilled fish.

Hearty potato soup, whole-roasted stuffed pork, egg-filled arepas and cheesy hot chocolate.

Moojo uses customized ice cream sandwiches made with warm cookies to help keep Austin weird; Hail Mary in Brooklyn serves American classics with colorful, modern makeovers.

Trigger fond food memories with these uniquely updated classics.

Unique takes on childhood favorites.

Sticky, stacked baklava and creative candies; twisted French classics; upscale farmer's market fare.

The stickiest of sticky buns; a coconut cake soaked with syrup; a fried apple pie dipped in spiced caramel; a sundae that's dripping with two different sauces.

Traditions from France and Japan collide at a New York City bakery; a family bakery in Miami makes South American treats; two Boston shops make turkey, Morocco.

Some of America's tastiest twists on the beloved mealtime mashup include breakfast spaghetti, fried chicken and churros, boozy pancakes drunk with flaming Cherries Jubilee and a BBQ beef breakfast bun named The Beast.

Craft beers, hurricanes and liquid nitrogen margaritas poured alongside deep-fried lobster mac and cheese; a soaring corned beef sandwich; a surf-and-turf po' boy.

Casey Webb's traveling taste buds take him to Salem, MA, for a sci-fi-inspired slice of pizza, a historic candy treat and an under-the-sea extravaganza with the 3-pound Hypernova Scotia Challenge.

Casey Webb ventures to Roswell, N.M., for a UFO-inspired Thanksgiving sandwich, a true taste of traditional Mexican food, and a barbecue battle with the 4-pound 10-98 Challenge.

Casey Webb's palate-expanding pilgrimage takes him to Orlando, Fla., for a hunger-slaying sandwich, a famous footlong and an 8.5-pound team challenge so big that he calls in backup from hometown hero and heartthrob Joey Fatone.

Casey Webb's culinary crusade carries him to California's famous wine country for a boozy bird, a bagel bonanza and a big, bad four-pound burrito in the Muy Macho Burrito Challenge.

Some of America's tastiest twists on the beloved mealtime mashup include breakfast spaghetti, fried chicken and churros, boozy pancakes drunk with flaming Cherries Jubilee and a BBQ beef breakfast bun named The Beast.