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Five Nobel Laureates Who Made Food History
These five Nobelists have made food safer or more available, or increased our knowledge of it
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Is Home Economics Class Still Relevant?
"Too many Americans simply don't know how to cook," says a historian, and that has contributed to a health crisis
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What’s Cooking Uncle Sam: A Must-See Show at the National Archives
The show was a revelation for exhibiting the breadth of the government's involvement in our food
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Salisbury Steak: Civil War Health Food
After 30 years of research Dr. Salisbury finally published his ideas, setting off one of the earliest American fad diets
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New Tool Maps Food Deserts in the U.S.
Approximately 23.5 million Americans are living in food deserts, most of whom live in urban areas
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Cinco de Mayo: Who Prepares Your Food?
Hispanics are a major presence in the American food system—and the largest Hispanic group in the country is of Mexican origin
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The Decade in Food News
The first decade of the millennium may have been a good one for cuisine, but it was a mixed bag in terms of food-related news
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Nikita Khrushchev Goes to Hollywood
Lunch with the Soviet leader was Tinseltown's hottest ticket, with famous celebrities including Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin
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