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If you try the Nature's Serial TikTok trend and stared at all those little fruits floating in the coconut water and thought to yourself, what have I become?

It's okay. You're safe here.

Today we discuss, is TikTok ruining food? This is a hotdog as a sandwich.

Catch up is a smoothie. Yeah, but I see my cereal is so wet. That makes no sense. Hotdog is a sandwich. A hotdog is a sandwich.

Welcome to our podcast of Hotdog is a sandwich. The show we break down the world's biggest food debates. I'm your host, Josh Shere.

And I'm your host, Nicole Iniety.

And Nicole, today we are taking on the changing media landscape. The old guard is out, the new guard is in.

We got all the teens on TikTok shaking their stuff to Doja Cat and Jason Derulo making doughnut lasagna. What do you make of it all?

What do you make of it all, Nicole?

What do I make of TikTok? And do I think TikTok is ruining food?

Well, long, I don't think TikTok is ruining food. I think TikTok is changing food.

Yeah, but like changing it for the worst.

In some aspects, yeah, some content is honestly hot garbage. But some content I absolutely adore.

Let me give you some, let me give you three examples of TikTok food that kind of like really made me look at TikTok as a food medium.

And I'm like, huh, this is like legit. Number one, love the tortilla hack.

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