Campbell Scott
as Narrator
The TV series The Food That Built America S1-S6, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on August 11, 2019 in the United States. The series spans 6 seasons with 69 episodes, featuring the voices of Campbell Scott, Adam Richman, Alex Biestek, and RZA. It follows the story of Food will tell the unknown stories of innovation and rivalries behind food industry tycoons Milton Hershey, John and Will Kellogg, Henry Heinz, C.W. Post, the McDonald brothers and more. This is a Documentary, History series and has received a rating of 8.4/10 from 1,355 viewers.
Campbell Scott
as Narrator
Adam Richman
as Self - Author-TV Host
Adam Richman
as Self
Adam Richman
as Self - Author & TV Host
Alex Biestek
as McDonald's Worker
Alex Biestek
as Loose Brother's Worker
Alex Biestek
as Pentagon Worker
RZA
as Self - Entrepreneur-Producer
RZA
as Self
Bill Oakley
as Self - Fast Food Expert
Yohuru Williams
as Self
Edward Moon
as Self - Chef Instructor : The Culinary Institute of New York
Carey Latimore
as Self - Professor of History Trinity University of Texas
Joanna Saltz
as Self - Editorial Director: Delish.com
H.W. Brands
as Self - Professor of History University of Texas
Romi Kher
as Self
Libby O'Connell
as Self - Food Historian
Libby O'Connell
as Self - Historian: Museum of American History
Libby O'Connell
as Self - Historian: The Smithsonian
Mireya Loza
as Self - Associate History Professor: Georgetown University
Mireya Loza
as Self
Carey Latimore
as Self - Professor of History: Trinity University of Texas
Vallery Lomas
as Self
Vallery Lomas
as Self - Author, 'Life Is What You Bake It'
Joanna Saltz
as Self - Editorial Director: Delish
Sarah Wassberg Johnson
as Self - Food Historian
Sarah Wassberg Johnson
as Self
Bryant Simon
as Self - Professor of History: Temple University
H.W. Brands
as Self - Professor of History: University of Texas
James Zeiss
as Delivery Man
James Zeiss
as Carvel Franchisee
James Zeiss
as Executive Assistant
Glen Raphael
as Businessman
Glen Raphael
as Accountant
Glen Raphael
as P&G Lab Worker
Yohuru Williams
as Self - Professor of History: University of St. Thomas
Yohuru Williams
as Self - Professor of History: University of Saint Thomas
Edward Moon
as Self - Chef Instructor: The Culinary Institute of New York
Edward Moon
as Self - Chef Instructor, New York Culinary Institute
Carey Latimore
as Self
Vallery Lomas
as Self - Author: Life is What You Bake It
Joanna Saltz
as Self
Sarah Wassberg Johnson
as Self - Culinary Historian
H.W. Brands
as Self
Romi Kher
as Self - Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship: Baruch College
Romi Kher
as Self - Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship; Baruch College
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