What's New on Netflix: Food Edition

Have a bad travel bug? Then Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations is a must watch. Always full of witty quips, Anthony Bourdain makes traveling a hilarious adventure as he journeys to every corner of the globe to find authentic cuisine and culture that's unknown to the Western world.

Cupcake Wars is a cooking competition that never gets old. Bakers battle it out to see who can bake the best dozen, but near-impossible challenges and opinionated judges make the show addictive.

A trove of interesting, scientific explanations for cooking, Good Eats explores all the reasoning behind doing things a certain way in the kitchen. The way the show is shot is wacky and definitely dated, but Alton Brown's goofy humor is completely worth watching and rewatching. This is classic Food Network at its finest.

On Bizarre Foods, Andrew Zimmern is on a mission to find the weirdest, craziest foods in America. He's tried everything from baked muskrat to piglet testicles — and you get to eat vicariously through him.

On each episode of Chopped, four chefs are given a basket of mystery (oftentimes incompatible) ingredients, and they must compete to make the most delicious meal out of them. Usually, chefs lose for underseasoning and undercooking their meals, but it's nonetheless nail-biting to see the creative play at work.

If you love The Pioneer Woman's blog, then it's about time you watch the show. Ree Drummond (the Pioneer Woman herself) cooks up comfort food on her cattle ranch in Oklahoma.

Robert Irvine gives some of the worst restaurants in America some intensive makeovers on Restaurant: Impossible. You will be shocked at some of the unsanitary and mindless habits these business owners practice.

On Man v. Food, it's Adam Richman against insane food challenges at legendary American restaurants. You'll be shocked at how much this guy can put away.