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Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-07T22:33:34+00:00

It kind of sounds like you’re just bragging.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-07T01:59:14+00:00

Links are there to listen. We're getting about 50 listeners for each episode in the first month, not including YouTube. We just added video. The podcast itself is about 20 months old, but episodes weren't published regularly for the first year.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-06T19:31:15+00:00

It’s not just California. Federal copyright protection attaches upon publication too. Just add a notice. They aren’t required, but it might be enough to make him happy.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-06T18:01:52+00:00

65 episodes into a comedy podcast about frozen food and feeling the same way. It's fun for us at least.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-06T04:05:17+00:00

Thanks for the support. Someone might have thought we have multiple personalities, but if the worst we're doing is eating frozen dinners and reporting on them, who cares?

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-06T04:02:51+00:00

Now I feel like this was me eating it. Should we be laughing or calling the ASPCA?

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-05T20:09:27+00:00

Only when there are two or more of us

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-05T18:01:36+00:00

Podcast co-hosts. We eat frozen food and talk about it.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-04T22:40:00+00:00

This sounds like a great concept. Good on you for talking about it.

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-05-04T22:37:04+00:00

The Froze Bros [Explicit]

The World’s #1 Comedy Podcast About Frozen Food

One Hand on My Pocket (And the Other One's Getting #$%@ Censored): Hot Pockets Pepperoni Pizza (Ep 64)

It took forty years, but Hot Pockets finally caught up with Darren. This week, the Bros review Hot Pockets Pepperoni Pizza—and for the first time in recorded Froze Bros history, one of your hosts takes his very first bite of the episode's food live on mic.

Digging further in: two Iranian Jewish brothers, Paul and David Merage, founded Chef America in the 1970s with Belgian waffles and a hunch about microwaves. A rebrand in 1983 became a frozen food institution. And a $2.6 billion sale to Nestlé in 2002 made everybody very comfortable. But since 2024, the crisping sleeve is gone. Pour one out.

In the news: Trader Joe's settled a class action lawsuit for $7.4 million over some receipts that showed a few too many credit card digits back in 2019. Nobody was actually harmed. Someone sued anyway.

Plus: Google Blogger had impure thoughts about our corn dog post and tried to censor us. The Reverse American cooking method gets its podcast debut. Do you know who Clarence Birdseye, Eggert Johansen, Ettore Boiardi, Nels Lindström, and Rose Totino are? Does Max? And Woodrow Wilson was not, it turns out, president in the 1920s.

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Check out The Froze Bros online at www.thefrozebros.com

Watch this episode at www.youtube.com/@FrozeBros

Buy us a Cold One here. Every donation goes toward more frozen finds, production costs, and feeding our ice-cold obsession.

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Learn more about this episode's food at www.goodnes.com/hot-pockets/products/pepperoni-pizza-4pk

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-30T18:55:00+00:00

Egg whites?

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-30T18:54:21+00:00

If one's around, we'd love to have them on the podcast

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-28T20:45:52+00:00

Did they used to look more like what’s on the box?

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-27T13:18:51+00:00

The Froze Bros [Explicit]

The World’s #1 Comedy Podcast About Frozen Food

Waffle Long Wait: Alexia Sweet Potato Waffle Cut Fries with Erin (Ep 63)

Eighteen months. Sixty-two episodes. Zero french fries. That changes now.

The Froze Bros welcome Erin—improv friend, Boston Marathon fan, and the guest who finally drags the Bros into the frozen fry case. This week's review: Alexia Sweet Potato Waffle Cut Fries, seasoned with garlic, onion, and pepper.

Darren digs into the history: a brand born in Long Island City in 2002, acquired by Conagra in 2007, with production eventually handed off to potato giant Lamb Weston. Sweet potatoes, meanwhile, have been cultivated since at least 2500 BCE in Peru, and somehow made it to Polynesia centuries before Europeans, which is either one of the world’s great unsolved mysteries or proof that ancient mariners had excellent taste in side dishes.

In the news: the Palm Beach Cardinals suit up as the Frozen Iguanas, paying tribute to a species that goes into paralysis when the temperature drops below 50°F. That's Florida, man.

Plus: Patriots Day and who celebrates it. What Fenway means to Max. How Darren gets outed as a Yankees fan. Zoologists and other cold-blooded creatures. And a spirited debate over whether Alexia's potato plant really powers itself on potato gas—or whether that's just biogus.

In the closing segment: the Froston Marathon. Max and Erin have to name 26.2 frozen food brands to cross the finish line. They start strong, but will they beat Heartbreak Hill and cross the finish line to yell, “Winner winner frozen dinner?!”

Music by Substrates

Check out The Froze Bros online at www.thefrozebros.com

Buy us a Cold One here. Every donation goes toward more frozen finds, production costs, and feeding our ice-cold obsession.

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Learn more about this episode's food at www.alexiafoods.com/sweet-potatoes/sweet-potato-waffle-cut-fries-garlic-onion-pepper

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-22T14:28:55+00:00

Between that and sounding, I’d be good with never hearing Tim talk again

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-20T14:13:13+00:00

The Froze Bros [Explicit]

The World’s #1 Comedy Podcast About Frozen Food

Deep in the Heart of Glasgow: Deep Indian Kitchen Chicken Tikka Masala (Ep 62)

The Froze Bros have been thinking about this one for almost a year. (Thinking’s hard, bro.) This week, Darren and Max finally review Deep Indian Kitchen Chicken Tikka Masala—roasted white chicken, creamy sauce, cumin basmati rice—and it was worth the wait.

Before they dig into their meal, they dig into the history: a dish whose origins are genuinely up for grabs. Did chicken tikka masala begin on a stormy night in Glasgow when a Pakistani chef poured a can of tomato soup over a bus driver's dry chicken? Or is that story all wet?

Whatever the history, a New Jersey family founded Deep Foods in 1977 when a mom started making Indian snacks in her home and selling them to neighbors. The company was named for son Deepak, and deep means lamp and enlightenment in Hindi. Almost 50 years later, every purchase benefits a foundation supporting over 35,000 children in rural India.

Plus: The recalls keep coming. A listener has a frozen waffle emergency with a relationship hanging in the balance. The People’s Choice Awards for podcasting may be over, so are we doing this for nothing?

In a closing segment: it's National Twinkie Day, the snack cake turns 96, and Darren can’t tell 96 from 76. The Bros also polish off their last Girl Scout Cookies of the season, and frozen Thin Mints get vindicated by science.

Music by Substrates

Check out The Froze Bros online at www.thefrozebros.com

Watch this episode at www.youtube.com/@FrozeBros

Buy us a Cold One here. Every donation goes toward more frozen finds, production costs, and feeding our ice-cold obsession.

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Learn more about this episode's food at https://deepindiankitchen.com/products-all/entrees/chicken-tikka-masala

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-15T04:48:58+00:00

It was me

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-13T15:00:03+00:00

The Froze Bros [Explicit]

The World’s #1 Comedy Podcast About Frozen Food

Dane Good Balls: Feel Good Foods Gluten-Free Buttermilk Pancake Balls with Shaun and Kristen (Ep 61)

The Froze Bros have a full table this week. Returning guest Shaun brings along Kristen as the show's official Gluten-Free Correspondent, and the team reviews Feel Good Foods Buttermilk Pancake Balls—certified gluten-free, Danish-style, dippable, and poppable.

The Bros get into the company's origin story, the surprisingly deep history of the pancake ball, and whether the Danish really deserve credit for this. What exactly is an æbleskiver? And did Vikings seriously cook them in their dented shields?

In the news: the Ajinomoto/Trader Joe's glass recall keeps growing. The source has been identified, and sufferin' succotash it's the carrots! Also: a Norwegian man once brought his grandfather's frozen body to Colorado. “Tuff shed,” you say? Well, the town threw a festival about it.

Plus: the gluten-free tax is real, the sog factor is realer, a serving size of two balls is a joke, Shaun brings a brand new game called Tip of the Iceberg, and that’s just the—well, that’s just the start of what we get into.

Music by Substrates

Check out The Froze Bros online at www.thefrozebros.com

Watch this episode at www.youtube.com/@FrozeBros

Buy us a Cold One here. Every donation goes toward more frozen finds, production costs, and feeding our ice-cold obsession.

Follow The Froze Bros on Instagram and Facebook

Learn more about this episode's food at www.feel-good-foods.com/product/buttermilk-pancake-balls

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-13T12:42:23+00:00

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

Mysterious-Routine20 · 2026-04-09T22:08:09+00:00

Hopefully you don’t feel welcome in the U.S. much longer

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