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PeasOnMoss Podcast
Hosted by Kimberly Schaub - Peas On Moss · EN
Join Research Chef Kimberly Schaub from PeasOnMoss.com as she talks about food science, product development, and food research with chefs, culinary scientists, research chefs, and product developers. Experience the food manufacturing world through experiences, hilarious stories, and conversations about R&D.
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Bonus: My Food Job Rocks! Podcast founder Adam Yee celebrates 3 years podcasting
May 5, 2019Tap to summarizeAdam Yee is the founder of the popular podcast and website My Food Job Rocks!, and I have really enjoyed watching his career and business grow over the past years. You can hear past interviews of both of us on each other's pages to get our backstories. Adam attended the Research Chefs Association conference this year, and it was so fun to see our worlds come together. Adam has been doing a lot as an entrepreneur and has been traveling quite a bit, so we decided to commemorate our third year of podcasting. In this episode, you'll hear us recap his trips and some of the insights he shared with the different food science program students he's been presenting to. We also discuss how to build a career and how to address imposter syndrome. This podcast has been sponsored by Icon Foods for two years, and we're so grateful for their continued commitment to PeasOnMoss. Founder Thom King was a season 2 guest and also appeared on Adam's show. Contact Icon Foods to explore high intensity and natural sweetener solutions that will help you reduce your sugar usage, and ask them about their work with allulose. www.iconfoods.com
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Ep. 013: Podcast host Adam Yee tells us why his Food Job Rocks!
Aug 13, 2016Tap to summarizeFood scientist and product developer Adam Yee is a graduate of Cal Poly's Food Science and Nutrition program and is already making a name for himself as a podcaster as the host of the Foodgrad.com My Food Job Rocks! Hear why Adam started his podcast with less than 2 years in the industry and why being a product developer is a balance of marketing and factory work.
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