Searching for the best ramen in your neighborhood? Want to know where the best whoopie pie in town is? This week, Amy Cao visits the show this week to talk about the Foodspotting website and application for smart phones. This app allows you to see pictures reviews, and recommendations with nearly 900,000 app downloads across the world the world, giving you access to the best food around you, wherever you are. For more information, check out Foodspotting or download the app for your smartphone. This episode was sponsored by S. Wallace Edwards & Sons.
Emissions
- Eat Your Words
- Episode 72: Foodspotting
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