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We Have the Salvation Army to Thank for the Hipster Doughnut

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In a new episode of Gastropod, “Raised and Glazed,” co-hosts Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley explore the evolution of the doughnut: where the name comes from, how it got a hole, and how it became ubiquitous across the United States thanks to the efforts of a few female volunteers working on the front lines of global conflict.

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How Edible Cannabis Went From ‘Mulchy’ Brownies to a Booming Industry

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On this episode of Gastropod , hosts Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley explore THC’s growing role in how and what we eat In July, Eater editor-in-chief Amanda Kludt announced our exciting new collaboration with Gastropod , the award-winning and endlessly informative podcast about the science and history of food.

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Gastropod Joins Eater

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The popular podcast explores the science and history of food We’re thrilled to announce Gastropod , the award-winning podcast exploring food topics through the lens of history and science, is joining Eater as a partner on August 3. Hosts Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley.

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Ask Gastropod: Is the Burn From Foods Like Wasabi Different From Chile Pepper Heat?

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For more answers to listeners’ pressing food questions, including whether or not white chocolate is really chocolate, why asparagus makes your pee so stinky, and whether calling chocolate sprinkles “jimmies” is racist, check out “ Ask Gastropod.”

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Here’s Why It’s Illegal to Sell Animal Lungs for Consumption in the U.S.

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On this week’s “Gastropod,” the not-so-awful truth about offal To some people, offal — the culinary term for organs — is the unappealing contents of the plastic bag inside a Thanksgiving turkey, squeamishly removed and put into the trash before you start basting. Shutterstock.

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Can You Patent a Pizza? Ask the Alleged Inventor of the Stuffed Crust.

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In the latest episode of Gastropod , co-hosts Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley use the legal battle over the stuffed crust to examine a crusty issue: can you actually patent a pizza? As he told Gastropod, “I was like, Wow. He told me, ‘You have to protect it the best you can,’” Mongiello told Gastropod. “He

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Before Candy, Halloween Was About Predicting Your Future Husband by Tossing Apple Peels

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On this week’s Gastropod , Nicola Twilley and Cynthia Graber team up with historians Joanne Freeman and Heather Cox Richardson, the cohosts of Now & Then , also on the Vox Media Podcast Network. Until recently it was only in the U.S. Candy companies were raking it in.

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