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What Joe Ate

I live in Queens, home to one of the richest culinary environments in the world. This blog is dedicated to things I ate in my neighborhood of Astoria and the surrounding city.

Monday, December 7, 2009

Why we eat what we eat

Please excuse my break in format. This isn't something I ate, but something I listened to. If you have a little time I highly suggest you feast your ears on this.

www.princeton.edu/WebMedia/podcast/20070306reichl.mp3

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