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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Link Feast: 1.9.09
Not on the List? The Truth about Impulse Purchases – We all know why the milk is located in the farthest reaches of our local supermarket (so you’ll buy more stuff on the way). This study questions that assumption. Per … Continue reading
Best Food Writing: December 2008
National/International Africa’s hungry tribe: The Masai’s struggle to subsist Alex Renton — The Guardian Observer Just a reminder that not all food writing is about amuse bouches and sea urchin foam. A must read. Journeys – Le Tour du Chocolat … Continue reading
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