Ts Madison Ate That - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Movie Theater
For generations, mothers have been sneaking treats into the movie theater. In this time honored tradition, Ts Madison sneaks these treats to the Sunday matinee: Rob's Backstage Popcorn, Rosalía Coca-Cola, Peeps Pepsi, Key Lime Kit Kats, Sour Pickle Balls, Honey Graham M&Ms, and a biiiiig pickle.
Gay BBQ
Grab a chair and don't forget a bear, it's the GAY BBQ! Ts Madison enjoys these trendy and fun gay BBQ eats: Pickle flavored cotton candy, Jack Daniel's Whiskey loaf cake, Lester's Fixins Sweet Corn Soda, and Doritos Tangy Ketchup and Hot Mustard chips.
Boujee Picnic
Keep it rich, keep it luxury, and keep it BOUJEE, with these picnic treats. Ts Madison tries high-class, international foods like Michel & Augustin Cheese Biscuits, Bonds of London Rhubarb and Custard Hard Candies, Popadelics Crunchy Mushroom Chips, seaweed snacks, and Nemi Cactus Sticks.
Late Night Munchies
What's your go-to midnight snack? Ts Madison sneaks into the kitchen for some Breakfast Cup Noodles, Tapatío Ramen, Flamin' Hot Cheetos Mac 'n Cheese, and Lester's Fixins Ranch Dressing Soda.
Trader Joe's
Ts Madison enjoys snacks from the popular American grocery store, Trader Joe's! Maddie tries Ube Shortbread Cookies, Dark Chocolate Plantain chips, Oat Chocolate bars, and Everything But The Bagel Greek style yogurt dip.
Grandma's Candy Dish
Give grandma a kiss! Ts Madison enjoys these geriatric candy classics: Strawberry flavored hard candy, Wiley Wallaby Black Licorice, Marshmallow circus peanuts, Mini Charleston Chews, and caramel cream candies.
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