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Ben Franklin: Patriot, Foodie

As we prepare to stuff ourselves full with corn dogs this weekend, it’s a good time to look back at an original American patriot’s food predilections

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What’s in Your Lunch Box? Part 5 — the 80s Through Today

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Welsh Cakes: Not a Scone, Not a Cookie

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What’s in Your Lunch Box? Part 4 — The 1960s and 70s

A glass of red wine

Five Red Wines to Drink This Summer

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Testing for Poison Still a Profession for Some

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What’s in your Lunch Box? Part 3 — War and the Suburbs

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Five White Wines to Drink This Summer

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What’s in Your Lunch Box? Part 2 — Prohibition and the Great Depression

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Did Cooking Make Us Human?

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What’s in Your Lunch Box?

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Is Headache-Free Wine Too Good to Be True?

Chewing gum has been around for centuries.

A Brief History of Chewing Gum

The Mayans and Aztecs were the first to unlock the positive properties of gum

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Swiss Chard Pizza

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A Shocking Ingredient: Sechuan Buttons

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Could Fatty Foods Make You Hungrier?

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Upcoming Culinary Lectures and Tastings

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Honey, I Shrunk the Watermelon!

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Frivolous Food Lawsuits

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Ice Creams for the Savory-Toothed

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