(Credit for Photo: Photo Provided with Release Courtesy of Sheetz)
Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News
(Pittsburgh, PA) First We Feast recently announced the premiere of Fuel Stop Feast, which is a new three-episode mini-series on YouTube created in partnership with Sheetz.
It is hosted by Adam Richman, the former host of the TV show “Man vs. Food.”
Richman challenges chefs Christian Alquiza and Ian Fujimoto to cook up menu creations that are over-the-top and feature Sheetz’s signature Made-to-Order (MTO®) food.
The chefs then have to take it to the next level with “menu hacks” from their convenience offerings.
The series debuts tomorrow and the chefs will have a battle to make the best breakfast in the first episode.
The chefs will compete in a duel to make the best sandwiches in the second episode on Friday, September 11th.
The chefs will in a match to make the best late night snacks to conclude the series in the third episode on Friday, September 18th.
These episodes feature three new menu items that Sheetz started featuring on their menu yesterday.
However, these items will be available at Sheetz for a limited time.
The Lumberjack Breakfast Sandwich, which is an indulgent breakfast creation layered with a pork sausage patty, bacon, scrambled eggs, and a honey bun, all sandwiched between two crispy waffles, is featured in the first episode.
The second episode puts a spotlight on the Pizza Bagel Bunz Burger, which is a playful twist that swaps traditional burger buns for pizza bagels.
The third and final episode rounds out the mini-series with Tater Bomb Nachos, a late-night favorite featuring loaded tater bombs topped with chicken strips, peppers, onions, nacho cheese, and crispy jalapeño potato chips.
Fuel Stop Feast joins First We Feast’s acclaimed original programming slate, which include Hot Ones, Hot Ones Versus, Hot Ones Wing Pong, Pro Moves, Heat Eaters, and more, and this continues the brand’s commitment to creating entertaining content that is food-first which resonates with fans across digital platforms.