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Sep 11, 2026

Caroline HepkerHOST
11:24
Uh, Japanese rice snacks are sweeping Britain.
Caroline HepkerHOST
11:27
M&S and Waitrose are now selling onigiri.
Caroline HepkerHOST
11:30
Those are the little triangles of rice wrapped in a piece of crisp, roasted seaweed.
Caroline HepkerHOST
11:36
Howard Chaoran has been writing about this, how apparently traditionally onigiri are homemade, and they're hand-finished, so the rice gets wrapped in the seaweed, which is called nori, just before you eat it, so it's not quite what you get in a supermarket, of course.
Caroline HepkerHOST
11:50
Nowadays, shop-bought snacks like that have this layer of plastic between the rice and the seaweed.
Caroline HepkerHOST
11:56
But to make onigiri work in the UK, um, Howard's been testing them out, and apparently M&S has made some tweaks.
Caroline HepkerHOST
12:05
So much less seaweed, Brits aren't fans, I kind of get that.
Caroline HepkerHOST
12:10
And then there's the addition of some sesame seeds and perhaps a bit too much vinegar.
Mark EllenHOST
1:22
Yeah.
Clint BoonGUEST
1:22
It's from Marks & Spencer's, this.
Clint BoonGUEST
1:23
It's, uh, M&S.
David HepworthHOST
1:25
There you go.
Mark EllenHOST
1:25
Very good.
David HepworthHOST
1:26
We've all s- we've all settled down on Marks & Spencer's.
Mark EllenHOST
1:29
[laughs]
Clint BoonGUEST
1:30
[laughs] Yes.
Will BainHOST
50:13
...
Will BainHOST
50:13
I, I was interested in that around returns as well, that some of them, the big ones, the ones who've kind of led the way in this, and Paul, I'll get your thoughts on this too, but say the M&S's and Next's who seem to have worked their way around this, um, y- that, that you sort of if you take your returns back into the store, Yogeeta, you get your money back on your card much quicker than, than if you send it back to them and that kind of stuff.
Will BainHOST
50:33
Uh, is, is that the sort of prodding that consumers [laughs] need to ...
Yogeeta BauerPANELIST
50:37
Well, I think some people do get a bit, uh, disgruntled when you've returning via post, let's say, and you have to take the charge for that delivery, and if you go to the store, you don't get that charge.
PaulHOST
9:10
The first thing is it goes without saying with most things, the higher quality that we are putting into our body in terms of food, the higher quality we're going to get our results.
PaulHOST
9:22
Now, what I mean by that is not necessarily you need to go to Mark Spencer and buy all the organic stuff.
PaulHOST
9:27
But the food quality in terms of if you're getting shit ready meals, you're just shoving that into your body.
PaulHOST
9:32
Remember, I remember learning in like 2012, our body is made up of cells.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
7:23
But probably worth bringing up a little coffin corner, I guess.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
7:32
I'm trying to remember who, I know one of them, I know Andy Williams, otherwise known as The Butcher from AW and also he's a guitarist in the band Every Time I Die.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
9:43
Then we're in AEW, and Yeah, that's unfortunate.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
9:49
I don't know the full details and I kind of, you know, there's some gross stuff out there about like 911 calls being released and stuff and I just don't care to hear that.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
9:59
Like TMZ got a hold of fucking 911 call and released it.
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
10:03
Like it's kind of bullshit, you know.
Michael Raven ShadowHOST
10:06
Was it nefarious?
Johnny WolfensteinHOST
10:09
That's just not something people really need to hear.
Sally WebsterHOST
16:50
I was like, those aren't even that good to me for whatever reason.
Sally WebsterHOST
16:53
Don't get me started on the Marks and Spencers extra large chocolate buttons.
Sally WebsterHOST
16:57
That's a different story.
Sally WebsterHOST
16:58
But the Cadbury's little ones, I was like, nah, these don't do anything for me.
Christine ThomHOST
14:32
So, oh, fucking stay away from her.
Christine ThomHOST
14:35
There's still no yogurts at M&S.
Christine ThomHOST
14:37
She's crashed out.
Vic DunnHOST
14:40
Crashed
Christine ThomHOST
15:12
Yeah, SLR.
Christine ThomHOST
15:12
It's not a camera.
Christine ThomHOST
15:13
On a weekly basis in M&S.
Christine ThomHOST
15:14
In a fucking daily basis.
Billie BhatiaPANELIST
13:12
It's kind of like a chocolate fondant, but lighter.
Billie BhatiaPANELIST
13:18
You know the classic M&S melt in the middle situation? Like a
Kasia ChineryPANELIST
13:21
goo.
Kasia ChineryPANELIST
13:21
That has me in a chokehold, those chocolate puddings.

14 MINS LATER

Billie BhatiaPANELIST
26:56
I bought some shoes this week.
Billie BhatiaPANELIST
26:57
Oh.
Billie BhatiaPANELIST
26:57
from M&S.
Charlotte CollinsHOST
26:59
Oh, which ones? As we know are killing it right now.
Adam BoxerHOST
44:25
Overnight oats are disgusting.
Amy ForresterHOST
44:27
They're not from Marks and Spencer's, though, and they're trifle flavoured.
Adam BoxerHOST
44:31
that is a bit of self-care
Amy ForresterHOST
44:32
and they're made for you by Max and Spencer's
ChristopherHOST
7:24
And according to Bob Rock, that joke did not go over particularly well with the American record company.
ChristopherHOST
7:28
He later recalled that Charlie Minor, A&M's head of promotion in the US, told them that their name was basically an insult to what he did for a living.
ChristopherHOST
7:35
He even told them, I'm never gonna do a thing for you.
ChristopherHOST
7:38
Rick says that he said it with a smile, still not exactly the conversation you wanna have with the guy responsible for promoting your records.

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