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Cattle eat bacteria steaks. Watch the full video to make sense of it.

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The Portuguese word for turkey is “peru” #linguistics #language #etymology #thanksgiving #history

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Making chocolate.

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From “The Work of the Devil” to Fast Food French Fries: The Wild Story of Potatoes

Since the first time they caught a ride on a Spanish ship from Peru, potatoes have taken the world on a wild journey. Feared as the “work of the devil”, hailed as the answer to starvation and cooked into a … Continue reading

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Twisting Vines and Leafy Botanics Carved into Crusty Breads by Blondie + Rye | Colossal

March 12, 2020 Food Grace Ebert All images © Blondie + Rye North Carolina-based baker Hannah P. has planted herself firmly at the intersection of art and food as she transforms her crusty rye loaves and spelt focaccias into edible … Continue reading

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Why is King’s Cross next door to St Pancras?

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6 Of The Most Smuggled Foods In The World | So Expensive | Business Insider

A lot of the world’s most expensive foods get smuggled, but not always for the same reasons. And some smugglers even say they have legitimate reasons for illegally cashing in. We take a look at six of world’s most expensive … Continue reading

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A few of the 4000 varieties of Potato grown in Peru. They even have a Potato Museum and an International Potato Centre!

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The lines of bread this man pulls out of the oven

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Method of Preserving Fruits in the Past

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