Comedy hero Ross Noble joins hosts Ed Gamble and James Acaster on the podcast. They discuss topics like genies, Toby Carvery, sparkling water, the sitcom 'Bread', food associations, strange visuals, steak tartare, chicken wings, crispy duck, fried pigeon, favorite Christmas drinks, respect, dating, and Christmas plans with Ross Noble. Additionally, they introduce a new comedy podcast called Sarah and Carrie's Weirdo's Book Club.
Ross Noble prefers eating ingredients separately and is not a fan of dishes where flavors are combined.
Ross Noble has a fondness for Causton Press cordials, especially the Rhubarb flavor.
Ross Noble used to be addicted to Diet Coke but has not drunk it for five years after seeking help from a hypnotherapist.
Deep dives
Ross Noble's Dream Starter: Steak Tartare
Ross Noble loves eating separate ingredients and is not a fan of mixed foods. His dream starter is a delicious steak tartare with an egg on top, ensuring the ingredients remain separate.
Ross Noble's Love for Cordials and Causton Press
Ross Noble has a fondness for cordials and is particularly addicted to Causton Press beverages. He loves the wide range of flavors they offer, especially the Rhubarb, which is not tropical at all.
Ross Noble's Dislike for Shepherd's Pie
Ross Noble does not enjoy mixed foods and finds dishes like Shepherd's Pie with various ingredients mixed together unappealing. He prefers eating ingredients separately and is not a fan of dishes where flavors are combined.
Ross Noble's Hypnotherapy for Diet Coke Addiction
Ross Noble used to be addicted to Diet Coke and consumed a significant amount daily. However, he sought help from a hypnotherapist and has not drunk Diet Coke for five years. He no longer feels the desire to drink it and has developed an aversion to it.
Sweet and Savory Mix: Crumble Roulette and Vanilla Ora-Souffle
For his dream restaurant menu, Ross Noble would start with a sparkling water with one big bubble, followed by a poppadom with all the sauces, including syringes into the mouth. For his starter, he would have a steak tartare with a medium-fried egg on top. For the main course, he would go for crispy duck pancakes from the Chinese menu. His Christmas dinner would consist of turkey, chicken, Brussels sprouts, and long pigs in blankets. As a side dish, he would enjoy chicken wings. For his drink, he would have a rhubarb Causton press. Finally, for dessert, he would have a crumble roulette with a variety of crumbles on a roulette wheel, a jug of molten chocolate, and a dispenser of hot custard.