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Food chat Jan. 25 at 11 a.m.

Posted by Devra First  January 24, 2012 05:51 PM
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Won't you come chat about restaurants, cooking, eating, and food-related pop culture Wednesday at 11?

Methinks we will discuss Paula Deen, unless you are all Paula Deen-ed out. Also: shtuff bartenders say, the potential sale of East Coast Grill, winter farmers' markets, evil orange juice, and your thoughts on Storyville, which I review in tomorrow's G, or food section, as I still insist on calling it. And anything else that's on your mind.

Looking forward to it.

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