Man v. Food is Back, and Host Casey Webb is Eating His Way Across America

From 2008 to 2012, Man V. Food entertained food-loving audiences with crazy food challenges and concoctions. Now, the show is back! Man v. Food went back on the air this summer with new host Casey Webb. The food-loving host just wrapped Season 2, which is airing now. Webb joins Cheddar to talk about all things food. He tells us that you learn just as much from winning a challenge as you do from losing to one. Webb enjoys exploring the country as he takes on crazy food tasks. He says one of the favorite places he visited this season was Santa Claus, Indiana.

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