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What does your job as a food historian entail? I study written, dated material and attempt to learn how a society uses its environment to feed itself, avoid hunger, and
Theirs is a story not unlike “2 Broke Girls’” Max and Caroline. From working the odd jobs and living in a tiny flat to sending email blasts and selling cupcakes
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