The show “The Food That Built America” came out on the History TV channel on August 11, 2019, and quickly became a hit among the audience. It is about big household food brands across America that changed the world or the country by revolutionizing the industry, breaking barriers, and changing America or the world. The show showcases stories of individual brands and how they became what they are today.
The show was being distributed by A&E Networks, which led to some problems regarding the viewing experience for people outside the USA, but it still managed to pull in viewers.
Each episode is an independent episode with actors re-creating epic moments from the lives of the founders and the company in a dramatic, narrated, and commented manner in a documentary style with a touch of History Channel’s storytelling power. It’s a delight to watch. Even if you are not a culinary expert or fan, you are highly likely to become one after watching the show.
The stories that have been shown in this series are based on facts and events that build these multinational companies, and each episode starts the story of some of the biggest food company founders like Milton Hershey, John and Will Kellogg, Henry Heinz, C.W. Post, the McDonald brothers and more.
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The Food That Built America: Season 4 Recap
This season the show is taking things to the next level by showcasing rivalry, competition, and politics of the industry in its episodes. So, without spoiling your experience, let’s take a recap; the second episode of season 4, titled “Holiday Treats,” the episode showcased the rivalry between companies that make treats, sweets, and delicacies for the holiday seasons like Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, etc. and how they changed the entire game of the market and consumers through this competition.
Season 4 is produced by Kim Woodard, Greg Henry, Isaac Holub, Yoshi Stone, Jim Pasquarella, and Mary E. Donahue from the production company named Lucky 8. The entire series is brilliantly narrated by Campbell Scott, one of the strongest voices on TV right now, in my opinion, and presented by Adam Richman and his team.
The Food That Built America Season 4 Episode 3: What To Expect
The 4th season came premiered on 19th February 2023 and was announced to go on for quite a number of episodes which is not yet disclosed, but we already got 6 announced episodes with release dates, and the 3rd episode is titled “Flight of the Buffalo Wing”, where smart and clever minds will be shown who fight with other restaurants to become a national buffalo wing icon. The popularity and impact of chicken wings in New York will be narrated in this upcoming episode. The episode will air on 5th March (USA),
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The Food That Built America Season 4 Episode 3: Release Date
The Food That Built America Season 4 Episode 3 will release on March 5, 2022. If you are curious as to when it will be available to you, given that you are outside the USA and followed the above-mentioned ways, I have given a time list that shows the time of airing for episode 2.
- Sunday, March 5, 2023, at 9:00 pm ET (USA)
- Sunday, March 5, 2023, at 11:30 am NT (Canada)
- Monday, March 6, 2023, at 2:00 am GMT (UK)
- Monday, March 6, 2023, at 3:00 am CET (Europe)
- Monday, March 6, 2023, at 7:30 am IST (India)
- Monday, March 6, 2023, at 11:00 am KST (Korea)
- Monday, March 6, 2023, at 1:00 pm AEDT (Australia)
Where To Watch The Food That Built America Season 4?
Being an exclusive TV show of the History Channel and not a web series. Unfortunately, you can only see it on their own streaming platform if you are outside the USA and Hulu, but it is likely to be unavailable to you if you are in a foreign country. But no need to worry as I will show you how you can watch it.
First, you need to download a reliable VPN application like Express VPN or Nord VPN and then connect to the USA servers. After you have done that, you can directly open Hulu and search for the show or click this link: Hulu, and the show will be available to watch.
I know it’s a hassle, but trust me, the effort is worth it as the show is one of a kind, and History Channel has never led down with its shows. I hope you will enjoy it as much as people are right now, as the show has managed to pull in more than 18 million viewers in just its first season.
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