Top 10 Untold Truths of MAN v. FOOD (Adam Richman & Casey Webb)

List of the top 10 untold truths of Man v. Food. Man v. Food is an American food reality television series. Originally hosted by actor and food enthusiast Adam Richman, now by Casey Webb.
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While watching a good cooking show can give us plenty of ideas on tasty new dishes to create, sometimes those shows lack a bit of much-needed excitement. Luckily a food show came along that not only showed us great food but cranked up the excitement level to maximum. Here are our Top 10 Untold Truths Of Man v Food.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:29 The Audition
1:44 A Challenge Too Far
3:20 Making Food Challenges Popular
4:28 The New Host
5:54 By Doctors Orders
6:53 Why The Show Really Ended
8:14 Not Everyone Is A Fan
9:37 Don't Ask 'That' Question
10:59 It's As Fun To Make As It Looks
12:18 Man v Food: The Return

SUMMARIES:
- Man v. Food producers are actually more interested in a host that has a good camera presence and can talk about food.
- Over the course of the show, Man v Food has had some truly monumental challenges.
- While these food contests have been going on for years, there is no escaping the fact that Man v Food made them a lot more popular.
- Casey Webb has some pretty good food credentials, as he has been working in the food industry since he was 15 years old and has worked in pretty much all aspects of the industry.
- Once Man v Food started to go into production and the premise of the show was mapped out in all it's eating glory, doctors were actually consulted to make sure the hosts would be safe.
- Adam Richman just thought that after 4 years, the show had run its course and he had done everything he could have done with the format.
- One of the biggest critics of the show was the late, and very popular chef, Anthony Bourdain.
- It seems to happen quite a lot as the audience is weirdly interested in the amount of food and if that causes frequent trips to the bathroom.
- The fun that comes across on screen is genuine and everyone is there to enjoy the grub, as well as to see the hosts battle those infamous challenges. 
- Man v Food smashed its way back into our lives in 2017.