By SmashMeals Team — 2026-05-27 — Company News
The short answer
This is the May 27, 2026 SmashMeals company announcement, updated to help you find confirmed In the Kitchen with Kelly coverage. Dish names are not an episode count. Start with the original WJHL sources and the feature guide; original air dates and full recording review remain unconfirmed here.
Key facts
- May 27, 2026 is the original SmashMeals announcement date, not a verified broadcast or filming date.
- Citrus chicken and spinach-artichoke dip are paired in one WJHL feature; the breakfast feature has a separate station announcement.
- The linked Kelly guide tracks confirmed features, not an exhaustive station archive. No new release schedule is promised here.
- WJHL’s Daytime Tri-Cities clips are a separate program and are not counted as Kelly features.
An announcement, now a clearer route to the coverage
Our May 27 announcement introduced SmashMeals’ participation in In the Kitchen with Kelly. This update keeps the original company publication date while correcting how readers find the coverage. The coverage links below identify confirmed features rather than using dish names as a broadcast count. This update does not announce air dates or a new release schedule.
Thank you to Kelly Goetz and the WJHL production team for the invitation, preparation and space to share the people and food behind SmashMeals. The original reporting and media belong to the station. Please visit the credited source before using our companion pages for background and meal-selection questions.
Find the confirmed feature, not just the dish name
WJHL’s original citrus chicken feature announcement (opens in a new tab) pairs citrus chicken with spinach-artichoke dip. Those two foods belong together on our Citrus Chicken & Spinach-Artichoke Dip companion; they should not be presented as two separate broadcasts.
The station’s breakfast feature announcement (opens in a new tab) has its own source identity. Visit Breakfast on the Go for that feature’s context. The earlier company copy mentioned egg white omelets, but the dish name alone does not establish a distinct broadcast.
For the broader collection, explore the confirmed Kelly feature guide. It links the source and a separate companion page for each registered feature, including the later smoking-meats, party-dip and soup coverage. The guide is not a complete station archive. Additional appearances remain a research task rather than an assumed total.
Keep Daytime Tri-Cities separate
Lew also supplied two published links from WJHL’s Daytime Tri-Cities: the oatmeal blueberry cake clip (opens in a new tab) and Smash Meals visits the Daytime kitchen (opens in a new tab). They are separately confirmed clips from a different program, not additions to the Kelly feature count.
See all credited television and podcast appearances for those sources. This update does not infer a clip’s air date, duration or recipe from its title.
After the feature: ask a useful meal question
A dish on television can give you an idea without confirming what is available to order today. Start with the exact item and options on the menu preview, then confirm current availability, prices and fulfillment in the ordering menu (opens in a new tab). Treat the dated company information below as background, not a current checkout quote.
Review the preparation, sauce or dip, sides, portion and posted ingredient, allergen and nutrition details separately. A missing detail is unknown—not zero; the program is not a meal label or a personalized nutrition assessment. Read the nutrition and portions FAQ or ask about an exact meal. For food for a group, review catering options and request a current quote. These are our practical next steps, not advice attributed to the presenter.
We have not reviewed the full recordings for this update and supply no quotations, timestamp chapters or reconstructed cooking instructions. The retained image is an illustrative meal photo, not a verified broadcast frame. For the kitchen visit context, read the separate filming recap.
About SmashMeals
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Kingsport, Tennessee, SmashMeals is the dedicated gluten-free meal prep company in the Tri-Cities since 2017. Every meal is chef-made, macro-counted, and produced in a dedicated gluten-free facility — no gluten-containing production, no shortcuts. SmashMeals serves Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, and surrounding communities through weekly pickup, available local home delivery, and $35 flat-rate FedEx Ground to eligible addresses. Orders close Thursday at 11:59 PM for the following week. View this week's menu at SmashMeals.com.
Media Contact: SmashMeals Team — smashmeals.com/contact
Frequently asked questions
Do the three dishes in the May announcement mean three episodes?
No. Dish names alone do not establish a broadcast count. WJHL’s citrus chicken feature includes spinach-artichoke dip, while Breakfast on the Go has a separate station announcement. The feature guide tracks confirmed source identities; it is not an exhaustive archive.
Where should I go to watch or find the original coverage?
Use the original WJHL source links and the credited feature guide. This page is a company announcement update, not a video player, transcript or reviewed recipe. Original air dates and full recording review remain unconfirmed here; no current playback or new release schedule is promised.
Can I order the television dishes at the prices in this announcement?
The television coverage and company announcement do not confirm today’s meal availability, item details or final price. Check the current ordering menu and selected options. Missing ingredient, allergen, portion or nutrition information is unknown—not zero. For a group, request current catering options and a quote.
Sources and credits
Follow the original sources for context and verification. A reference is not an endorsement of SmashMeals.
- WJHL — citrus chicken and spinach-artichoke feature announcement (opens in a new tab)
WJHL News Channel 11
Why it matters: Station source pairs the two dishes in one feature. This page does not establish an original air date or reviewed recording.
- WJHL — Breakfast on the Go feature announcement (opens in a new tab)
WJHL News Channel 11
Why it matters: Separate station feature announcement; a post is not proof of a confirmed original air date.