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What happens when a proud Chicago chef mocks one of the Philippines’ most feared dishes—only to end up begging for more? This is the jaw-dropping culinary journey of Chef Ben Carter, a Michelin-trained perfectionist who thought he’d seen it all… until he met Dinuguan.

Known to many as the “Filipino chocolate soup,” Dinuguan is a dark, rich stew made with pork, vinegar, and pig’s blood—a dish that has scared off countless outsiders before they even take a bite. But when Ben finally faces his fears and tastes it, everything he thought he knew about food, culture, and perfection gets turned upside down.

From disgust to delight, from arrogance to awe, this episode captures the moment a Western chef discovers the genius hidden within Filipino cuisine. You’ll see his transformation in real time—his initial mockery giving way to tears, laughter, and pure culinary respect. The Philippines didn’t just feed him; it humbled him.

Experience the power of food to challenge prejudice, redefine what’s “gourmet,” and bridge cultures in the most unexpected way. Because in the end, true culinary mastery isn’t about fancy plating—it’s about understanding the heart behind every dish.

Watch till the end to witness a chef’s redemption, a nation’s pride, and one unforgettable bowl of Dinuguan.

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