
A journey through the culinary exploits of greedy guzzler and journalist, Elizabeth Hotson. Each episode will be based on real life stories; from a sake drinking contest in Japan to an unexpectedly harrowing birthday buffet. (Produced and edited by Elizabeth Hotson).
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | FoodComedyArts | ||||

We travel deep into the Yorkshire Dales to meet Ben Howie, owner of the oldest sweet shop in the world, nestled in the middle of Pateley Bridge high street. Entering the small but perfectly formed premises is a dream come true for any fan of a good o... more
Co-founder of Redemption Roasters, Max Dubiel explains how his unique prison roastery and coffee shop chain works. Plus, we binge on filter coffee at Mr Donut in the serene city of Nara, Japan.
Presenter: Elizabeth Hotson
Producer: Elizabeth Hots... more
We discover the food wonderland that is the Singaporean hawker market and gorge on the king of crustaceans, the chilli crab. Plus, foodhall pioneer, Petra Barran of KERB tells us how her empire started with a dream and a mobile chocolate van.
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We start by climbing trees and digging up rhubarb in a Yorkshire garden, before visiting a burgeoning pudding empire in London to meet Kim Innes, founder of Humble Crumble.
Presented by Elizabeth Hotson
Produced by Elizabeth Hotson
This week's episode is all about pickled and fermented food. We start our journey in Osaka and an eye-opening encounter with the wonders of the Japanese convenience store. We then drop into a kimchi making class, run by Nick Vadasz, the king of pick... more
In this Easter episode we visit Bettys' chocolate room to meet Kirsty Mitchison who settles an existential debate about white chocolate and tells us what's so special about her Easter eggs. We also wind back the clock to 1988 for some Alpine macaron... more
This week's episode is about the joy of bread. We start our epic journey on the shores of an Icelandic lake where a very special kind of rye bread is cooked underground, in geothermal springs. We then cross over to Elizabeth Street in London's Belgr... more
In this introduction to the Greedy Little Podcast, we wind the clock back several decades to a time of potted meat sandwiches and Fergie bows.
Presented, produced and created by Elizabeth Hotson
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Elizabeth combines life’s greatest pleasures (food and laughs) into what can only be described as 15 minutes of mouthwatering comedy genius ! She has such a talent for making you feel like you’re there with her on these unique experiences! Laugh out loud funny...10/10 recommend - can’t wait for the next episode!
As a fellow food lover, it was an absolute pleasure to find this podcast. I really look forward to my weekly helping of gluttony and each story as it is told by Elizabeth who has such a passion for her podcast.
Addictive podcast with a fab mix of interesting interviews and funny personal anecdotes
In the Greedy Little Podcast, Elizabeth serves up a delicious blend of information, relaxation and entertainment. Each episode, we are treated to a witty vignettes of her 80s childhood, which articulates her own links to a specific aspect of food culture, which she then uses her gentle but well structured journalistic style to explore through interview and commentary. This podcast will soothe and entertain in equal measure. It is a must-listen for anyone who is interested in what they eat and wa... more
Great memories & an interesting interview
A full-fat podcast, dripping with food and sibling rivalry memories. Couldn’t get enough of it!
Lovely food stories and childhood memories :)
Had such fun listening to this podcast on a lazy Good Friday. Elizabeth's love for food is contagious and it is such a treat to revel in gluttony with a pro!
A delight to anyone who has overindulged on potted meat at a children’s birthday party or has ever contemplated why we’ve gone from spreading Dairy Lea on Mother’s pride to spending a fiver on artisanal sourdough.
Food, travel and lovely story telling. Looking forward to more adventures and tasty treats.
Looking forward to next episode!
I’ve just squirmed in delicious shame at every morsel of the description of the kid’s party buffet.
Elizabeth has that knack of describing what was the mundane everyday, in a way that brings the colour and vivid memories back into every scene.
She’s like a Nigel Slater book, but with far more sass... and a lot less shame... love it!
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