Jeremy Cherfas

If you were thinking of becoming a supporter of Eat This Podcast, today would be a good day to do that, because then I'll send you my newsletter on garlic noodles and you will be fully prepared for #WorldPastaDay 2022 https://eatthispodcast.com/supporters

If you were thinking of becoming a supporter of Eat This Podcast, today would be a good day to do that, because then I'll send you my newsletter on garlic noodles and you will be fully prepared for #WorldPastaDay 2022 https://eatthispodcast.com/supporters

2020-02-17

2020-02-17

How cool is this? Lego kit for Friends, just what I needed for today's podcast.

Latest episode of Eat This Podcast talks about Eating Alone. Inspired by the installation by @dearlovelucy at Hearsay International Audio Arts Festival in Ireland, people share their thoughts on eating alone, out and about and at home. How do you feel about eating alone? I'd love to know. Episode is at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/eating-alone with a clickable link in the bio.

Latest episode of Eat This Podcast talks about Eating Alone. Inspired by the installation by @dearlovelucy at Hearsay International Audio Arts Festival in Ireland, people share their thoughts on eating alone, out and about and at home.

How do you feel about eating alone? I'd love to know.

Episode is at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/eating-alone with a clickable link in the bio.

The latest episode hears a freelance food historian talk about the history of bread. It was a fun chat and just a tad exasperating so please, if you're tempted to hurl a loaf at your podcast player, please make it a nice squishy supermarket loaf. Episode at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/william-rubel/ and clickable link in the bio, as usual.

The latest episode hears a freelance food historian talk about the history of bread. It was a fun chat and just a tad exasperating so please, if you're tempted to hurl a loaf at your podcast player, please make it a nice squishy supermarket loaf.

Episode at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/william-rubel/ and clickable link in the bio, as usual.

Latest episode of the podcast hears about Laos and its amazing agricultural biodiversity -- almost all of which finds itself put onto a diversity of plates. You can find the episode at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/laos-diversity/ with a clickable link in my bio.

Latest episode of the podcast hears about Laos and its amazing agricultural biodiversity -- almost all of which finds itself put onto a diversity of plates.

You can find the episode at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/laos-diversity/ with a clickable link in my bio.

Latest episode of the podcast now up, talking about food, power, pubs and politics in Ireland. http://ow.ly/U8zm30mdTik

Continuing my daily podcast series, Our Daily Bread 03 - Crumbs; the oldest bread http://ow.ly/krTX30lfEc5 Bread, the archaeologists suggest, is not the product of a “civilized society” but perhaps a precursor to it.

Latest episode asks whatever happened to British veal. Time was when veal calves were kept in the dark. Now it seems to be consumers. We shine a light on how male dairy calves have found a better place in the British food system. https://www.eatthispodcast.com/whatever-happened-to-british-veal/ #podcast

Latest episode asks whatever happened to British veal. Time was when veal calves were kept in the dark. Now it seems to be consumers. We shine a light on how male dairy calves have found a better place in the British food system.

https://www.eatthispodcast.com/whatever-happened-to-british-veal/

#podcast

#podcast #veal #ciwf

I hope you all don't mind me promoting my latest podcast here. This one is all about the past and future of [hops in the Willamette valley](https://www.eatthispodcast.com/hoptopia). Comments welcome.

I hope you all don't mind me promoting my latest podcast here. This one is all about the past and future of [hops in the Willamette valley](https://www.eatthispodcast.com/hoptopia). Comments welcome.

Latest podcast episode looks at the way wheat moved through London by water, with Di Murrell, one of the last people to carry out the trade. How it started, why it stopped and everything in between. And in case you're wondering, that previous photo? Intrepid members of the Port of London police, testing new lifejackets. On the lookout for contraband bread, I suspect. https://www.eatthispodcast.com/barges-and-bread/ #podcast

Latest podcast episode looks at the way wheat moved through London by water, with Di Murrell, one of the last people to carry out the trade. How it started, why it stopped and everything in between.

And in case you're wondering, that previous photo? Intrepid members of the Port of London police, testing new lifejackets. On the lookout for contraband bread, I suspect.

https://www.eatthispodcast.com/barges-and-bread/

#podcast

#podcast #bread #London #Food_history

It occurs to me that people here might be interested in learning about my latest episode. The Hamlet fire was a devastating industrial "accident" that exposes the cost of cheap food. Why the scare quotes? Listen to Bryant Simon talk about his new book. Link in bio.

It occurs to me that people here might be interested in learning about my latest episode.

The Hamlet fire was a devastating industrial "accident" that exposes the cost of cheap food. Why the scare quotes? Listen to Bryant Simon talk about his new book. Link in bio.

In eager anticipation - and celebration - of tomorrow's return of the podcast

In eager anticipation - and celebration - of tomorrow's return of the podcast