Food Grails

Journalist and hip-hop personality Miss Info travels the country to discover how foods define a city's flavor.

Miss Info investigates how the Jamaican beef patty became a NYC icon; as the flaky meat turnover has infiltrated all aspects of city life found in mom-and-pop bakeries, bodegas, pizza shops, and even street carts-the patty has inspired fierce debate.

Miss Info heads to Washington D.C. to find out about the city's regional specialty, mumbo sauce; whether it be dark-red or orange, tangy or peppery, mumbo is at the core of D.C.'s subculture.

Miss Info meets a group of young, charismatic African-American entrepreneurs from Watts, South L.A, and Compton who are shaking up the taco scene, finding new meaning in L.A.'s iconic street food.

Miss Info heads to Atlanta, a city that takes pride in its strip clubs, hip-hop, and wing culture. But talk to locals and you'll quickly learn that one wing stands above the rest—lemon pepper. Natives have fiercely claimed lemon pepper as their own, turning it into an icon that's been referenced in rap lyrics, television, and pop-culture. To find out why so many people have fallen under its spell, we head to strip clubs like Magic City, taste-test wings in backyard parties with Rembert Browne, and talk to some of lemon pepper's biggest supporters, Waka Flocka, Rick Ross, and Donald Glover.