Introducing: Food Crimes

Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest

Pinna

Stories For Kids, Kids & Family

4.5 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Hey there, spooky story lovers! It’s time to introduce a new podcast that’s as delicious as it is daring: Food Crimes! On Food Crimes, real kids bring their epic food feuds to court for a hilarious and satisfying trial. Think your sibling stole your last slice of pizza? Or maybe your mom tricked you into eating broccoli? These kids aren’t afraid to fight for food justice! Every episode is packed with laughter, drama, and maybe even a little bit of food envy. So grab a snack, settle in, and get ready to deliver a guilty or not guilty verdict. Tune in to Food Crimes, wherever you get your podcasts!

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0:00.0	Pina.
0:05.0	We'll be back with more grim content soon,
0:10.0	but until then, we want to introduce you to another show from Pina called Food Crimes.
0:15.0	Listen as real kids bring their real stories to the food court in this hilarious comedy podcast.
0:21.0	Get ready for justice served piping hot as food crimes
0:25.4	tackles the toughest culinary capers. From the great candy heist to the
0:30.3	mystery of the midnight munchies, we have a fresh episode ready to be devoured right now.
0:35.4	And if you love it as much as we do, you can find more food crimes wherever you get your podcasts.
0:41.2	Enjoy. podcasts.
0:55.0	Every day during breakfast, lunch, lunch, dinner, and even snack time, someone is the victim of a food crime. Yes, you heard me right. Food crimes.
0:58.0	Now, we'll be seven, I need to.
1:00.0	Hey, pass the salt.
1:01.0	Maybe your dad won't cut the crusts of your sandwich anymore, even though you hate crusts more than anything in the world.
1:07.0	Curse you, Chris!
1:09.0	Or maybe someone told you Gispatcha was tomato soup without mentioning the whole served cold part.
1:15.5	They forgot to cook my soup.
1:18.0	No matter the transgression, there must be a trial at the food court and justice must be served preferably steep not
1:27.0	tried. Welcome to food crimes.
1:30.0	Warning the food crimes you are about to hear are real and may not be suitable for hungry
1:33.5	listeners.
1:34.5	Today, we'll be hearing the case of Myla and Levi v Mom, a story of theft, scheming, and
1:41.6	marshmallows most foul.
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