Eat This Newsletter 276: Sharp practice is alive and well marketing dairy products to countries in Africa, as Ireland's big dairies know well. Also, food deserts, colourful carrots, garlic seeds, and Neanderthal butchery styles.
https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-276-diversities/
Eat This Newsletter 275
* Neanderthal fat factory; yes they could
* A history of school lunches in the USA; unintended consequences
* Pity the Snack Food Giants; sales plunge
* Big not-so-pink trouble in the rice fields.
https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-275-infrastructure/
Your honesty with yourself and, secondarily, with us, your readers, is impressive. I wish you a tranquil summer.
Seeing Aaron's cedar hot tub makes me nostalgic for my own Snorkel hot tub, and makes me wonder what Aaron's source of heat might be. I don't think there's room there for the sunken stove box mine had.
Just received a webmention -- micro.blog like -- from 12 February 2019. Strange ...
Eat This Newsletter 274: That Administration thwarts its own healthy ambitions, plus ancient avocados, Vietnamese food fraud, and a fight between yeast and sourdough. In the 17th century.
Read (and subscribe?) at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-274-pushmi-pullyu/
Uh-oh.
I’m guessing someone, or several someones, have a problem with their RSS, and I have no inclination to explore further
Top Album artists for the week to 3 July from last.fm
1 Katia Guerreiro 12
2 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong 11
3 Paul Simon 11
4 Randy Newman 8
5 Keith Richards & Levon Helm 1
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