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Sometimes, you just don't have the luxury of sitting at your desk in front of your computer to drool over pictures of food. You have to go run around town doing errands. You have to drive to work. You have to go workout. In these moments of crazy chaos, you can still feed your foodie addiction by listening to podcasts.
Though podcasts are still somewhat new to the food world, they are becoming more and more popular, with big sites like Epicurious, the Food Network, and most of the larger newspapers offering them from food writers, and even chefs doing their own. So how are you supposed to know what's good and what's bad? Food Notebook has reviewed and rated 15 podcasts to help you build your foodcast library with some delicious listening.
