A Salt and Pepper Treaty
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Is it rude to put salt and pepper on your food before you taste it? To me, it seems insulting to the chef, since you are implying the food isn't properly seasoned. Plus, you could end up with too much salt and pepper if you don't taste it first. (Full article: 881 words)
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