Stay Outta My Fridge

We opened a mystery SnackCrate from South Korea, and Iyla somehow predicted the very first snack before we pulled it out of the box! This week, Matt, Lo, and Iyla taste their way through Korean churro bites, crunchy ramen, spicy rice cake snacks, unusual gummies, mystery candy, and a cream cheese brownie. There are surprising favorites, questionable flavors, a snack that gets spit out, and plenty of family disagreements. Which snack wins? And how in the world did Iyla know about the churros?

Avery found a fresh restock of WNBA trading cards at Walmart, which means Matt is suddenly $27 poorer. This week on Stay Outta My Fridge, Matt, Avery, and Iyla open 90 Donruss WNBA cards, make competing predictions, and discover whether their pulls are worth more than the box. But this is still Sunday Funday, so expect Halloween stories, sleepover chaos, questionable basketball knowledge, and plenty of family laughs along the way.

Are we over-analyzing our kids? Julie and Emily talk about the pressure to figure out every behavior and when—or whether—we should start pushing our kids academically.

What happens when you give artificial intelligence 15 random ingredients and tell it to make lunch? This week on Stay Outta My Fridge, Matt lets his 13-year-old daughter Iyla take over the kitchen with a little help from ChatGPT. The rules? No grocery shopping, no changing the recipe, and Dad has to eat whatever AI invents. Somehow, leftover garlic pizza, scrambled eggs, mozzarella, and hash browns become a surprisingly delicious lunch. It's an AI cooking experiment filled with questionable decisions, family laughs, and one very unexpected result.

This week on Stay Outta My Fridge, we're eating our way around the world without actually having to buy plane tickets. My brother and his family handed us a giant collection of snacks from Brazil, Germany, the UK and the Caribbean, so Lo took control and started handing them out one at a time. Matt, Megh and Avery have to taste them, figure out what they're eating, guess where each snack came from and decide whether any of it deserves a permanent spot in the fridge. Some were surprisingly delicious. Some tasted suspiciously like dog treats. One Brazilian snack was compared to burnt tires. And Avery spent a good portion of the episode looking like she deeply regretted agreeing to any of this. Which country wins the snack battle? There's only one way to find out.