links for 2006-11-07
posted on 7 Nov 2006 by maki ::
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The Cornell University Food and Brand Lab web site has a lot of interesting and easy to read (not too academic) articles about food psychology - "Why, What, When, and How Much We Eat".
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Search from 410 food blogs (and counting!) using a customized Google search set up by Elise of simplyrecipes.com
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Sort of true, yes. More and more people do stockpile food, especially staples, though - those supermarkets encourage us to do so.
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Around this time of year you start to see Turducken being mentioned. Just in case you are considering making your own, you may want to read my account from 2005, and reconsider.
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