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Underneath its many varieties, there is just the one ketchup.

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It was discovered over and over again.

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Bespoke condiment culture is ruining everything.

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The five of us might suddenly be adrift in a lifeboat, having just cast lots to see who eats whom.

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I should warn you that this is not a soup for weak stomachs.

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THE ROMANCE OF BUTCHERY

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MOCK VENISON

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TRY THE SCROD

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KETCHUP & DIJON

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GETTING MEDIEVAL WITH CHEF WATSON

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THE GREAT EATER OF KENT: His mouth a mill of perpetual motion!

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CHILES EN MOVIMIENTO. Chile-containing foods and how they got here.

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What the menu at Chicago’s Sixteen restaurant (in Trump Tower) portends.

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THE THICKENING — how (why) did liquid foodstuffs get so viscous?