'We Are Told to Call It Chicken': Airline Food and How to Fix It
Even if you can't fly first class, there is an easy solution to extruded chicken bits. So why don't airlines implement it?
Even if you can't fly first class, there is an easy solution to extruded chicken bits. So why don't airlines implement it?
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Even normally adventurous food-lovers refuse to break with tradition the last Thursday in November.
A young cook responds to a Harvard professor's unusual request. What did the ancients eat at their banquets, anyway?
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