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Eat This Newsletter 113 Plenty

2 December 2019
  1. Pizza Hut and perestroika
  2. Resurrecting the tea Soviet Russia ruined
  3. Dutch farmers take to the beaches and defer the day of nitrogen reckoning
  4. Lamb-a-bam-a-ding-dong about what exactly “Spring” means to the average American
  5. On the one hand, “totalitarianism is bread in exchange for freedom”. On the other, democracy says “give up bread for freedom”. The plot against brown bread
  6. Can Babies Learn to Love Vegetables? from The New Yorker’s Food Issue

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