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Okay, so that's not the actual title of this article, but considering I have actually spent $500 on a dinner for two, this one made sense to me. William Grimes wrote this article in defense of the many expensive meals he ate as a New York Times food critic. <continue>
How 'bout a 200-year old ketchup recipe? <continue>
I'm positive that, at some point, you've asked or heard the question, "Are people white or dark meat?" Well, I did my research and this is what I found. <continue>
An ode to the hot dog. <continue>
Cooper writes about how the man is sticking it to us with his crappy, flavorless, bred-for-freezer-hardiness peas. <continue>
This article is a great compliment to the one above about peas. It kind of looks at the same topic, but from the opposite perspective. A great article, especially if you like peaches. <continue>
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