TV Series2008 · Food Network · Ended · 25 min
Ted Allen, one of the Fab Five from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy is getting a shot at his own show on Food Network. Food Detectives will tackle some of the great food myths such as how long it takes gum to digest and if an apple a day truly does keep the doctor away.
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