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    Ask any individual where they desire to travel, and they will often vocalize a location that diverges from their normalized culture. This occurs because humans retain a natural curiosity – to explore the unfamiliar. While diverse cultures may appear to retain opposing values, traditions, and beliefs, every culture preserves an innate purpose or lesson that can subsist valuable. Personally, I would love to travel to Italy, not only to experience the landscape, but also to perceive how the overall…

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    The day has come yesterday had gone slowly with Laila’s thought about today’s dinner. Look through the iron bars, which she remember she should ask for glass and windows. When kids running. This was an odd site in the early morning. Opening the door the halls were business with servants doing the final preparation and by the conor was a group of 8 or so noble woman and man. As Laila paced to get to the queens room she over hear, “Heard there is roast duck, and they are going to sever warm bread…

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    the different colonies, the food was usually unique to that area, because of the differences of economical and environmental factors that inhibited certain types of food from being available or grown in that colony. Unlike the prestige hierarchy of chefs in France, the colonies were very relaxed and it wasn’t as big of an occasion as it might be in a wealthy…

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    Against Meat Analysis

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    Against meat is by Jonathan Safran Foer in the New York Times on October 7, 2009. This essay is about a boy growing up eating dinners with his family, more specifically his grandmother. His grandmother survived World War II and had to scavenge for food. Due to her having to scav-enge, she learned nutritional facts on food and knew what was edible and good for consuming. The grandmother was a great cook declared by the children, although she only cooked chicken and carrots. One day, the…

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    stomach with magic that my mom prepared, was always a great feeling. Once I started to be a teenager, I loved watching food shows. Back then in the late 90’s there were some good shows on just none about food trucks. I watch all the famous show like iron chef of America, Rachel Ray, and Emeril live, that show was my favorite. My love for Food truck came about when I moved to Arizona in 2015. It was a crave there, the food trucks were everywhere. People never had to leave their jobs when they…

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    San Michael Monologue

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    He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late. “She should have listened” he chanted to himself in an attempt to believe that this was not his fault. That there was absolutely nothing he could have done. He thought that if he kept saying it, then he would soon believe it. Here’s the thing that no one remembers, you have to linger on drowning in your own guilt if you ever stop to even take a breath. It will come upon you like a dark shadow that follows you wherever you go in case you ever…

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    France Research Paper

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    Much of this happened because of Catherine de' Medici (a Florentine princess) who married Henry duc d'Orleans (who later became King Henry II). Italian cooks were light years ahead of French culinary specialists. These chefs had started making a variety of dishes. For example, manicotti, and lasagna. In addition, they had tested the use of ingredients like garlic, truffles, and mushrooms. The French Revolution additionally achieved a defining moment in the food industry…

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    Eating A Vegan Diet

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    “Food is our common ground, a universal experience” quotes James Beard, a celebrated American columnist and chef. Society has always revolved around its cuisine and the way that its members eat. Cultural and social hearths are often family dinner tables. But, What would our world look like if everyone was vegan? Eating a vegan diet is not only beneficial to one 's health, but it is an ethical and moral obligation to consider the way that one’s eating habits can affect the world. Skeptics claim…

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    But how can we face this environmental problem caused by livestock? Impossible Burger got an answer for us. Impossible Burger is a team with top scientists, farmers and chefs who noticed the problem and tried to find the solution. After they spent five years on studying the meat, they found a way to produce meat, not bleeding but planting. The flavor, texture, smell, appearance, and sound are as same as a real burger. In…

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    Five Meals

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    Unit One Response The first unit experience in Foods in Literature and Film – Five Meals has been a wonderful experience for any culinary explorer, film lover, and adventurous student of other cultures. The first class most members of the class shared what their passions were about their favorite meal. The “will not ever eat” was also discussed and why. The film, The Hundred Foot Journey is currently streaming on one of the pay networks. It is saved for my family to view and experience. The…

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