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Eat This Newsletter 093 Slightly different

11 February 2019
  1. George Orwell: British Cookery, finally published by the British Council after 73 years.
  2. More Than Peanuts: Revisiting the work and legacy of George Washington Carver for Black History Month, from the Oak Spring Garden Foundation.
  3. CNN Travel goes beyond the listicle for The 15 best dishes of Ethiopian food.
  4. Choices Magazine, from the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, examines Food Loss and Food Waste in the United States.
  5. A ‘greener’ way to take the bitterness out of olives that saves water and recovers valuable chemicals.
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