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Ted Nivison's regional menu includes oyster-cracker ice cream

His American food trip has passed three million views, with Grace Reiter joining him for Rochester's Garbage Plate.

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Ted Nivison Story of October 30, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I Ate the Weirdest Meals in America

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0:20Ted picks up Grace Reiter in Rochester and visits Nick Tahou Hots for a Garbage Plate.
1:31The trip's rules require at least three bites per dish and a restaurant T-shirt when available.
6:27In Cincinnati, Ted orders Skyline Chili's 4-Way and a Cheese Coney.
9:19A waitress's tip sends him to Graeter's for Skyline Chili-flavored ice cream containing oyster crackers.
12:33The Florida leg brings a peanut butter and jelly bacon cheeseburger at Tallahassee's Midtown Caboose.
16:11Ted heads toward Destin, stopping at Waffle House before visiting Fudpucker's for alligator tail.

Ted Nivison gives himself two rules for his regional-food road trip: take at least three bites, and buy a restaurant T-shirt if one is available. The more unexpected souvenir turns up in Cincinnati: an oyster cracker in his Skyline Chili-flavored ice cream.

There were no new uploads this week, but "I Ate the Weirdest Meals in America" is the channel's busiest video right now. Posted in July, it takes Ted from a Garbage Plate with comedian Grace Reiter in Rochester to cinnamon-spiced chili in Cincinnati, then a peanut butter and jelly bacon cheeseburger in Tallahassee. The video includes a sponsored segment for Zocdoc.

The burger earns a particularly clear verdict: Ted calls it his favorite meal of the trip so far. For all the title's emphasis on weirdness, this is also a tour of things he genuinely enjoys eating.

Across the channel, subscribers held steady at about 2.4 million, while daily views are running a little below their usual pace. The back catalog supplied roughly 380,000 views over the week without a new arrival.

Food isn't doing all the work. "I Watched Every Barbie Movie Ever Made" remains close behind the road trip in daily views, while "We Created The Funniest Billboards (Again)," featuring jschlatt and Slimecicle, supplies another active corner of Ted's archive.

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