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The Pizza Effect

By Rachel Laudan May 24, 2014 Food History, Food Politics, Modern Food 17 Comments

I’d never heard of the pizza effect.  That is, until Bob Lucky commented on my Cornish pasty post.* The Cornish pasty’s export to other parts of the world with emigrants,…

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Italian-Argentine Cuisine: Pasta and Pizza

By Rachel Laudan July 3, 2008 Globalization Then and Now, Taste 3 Comments

My instinctive reaction to pasta dishes in Buenos Aires is that the pasta is more varied, chubbier, more likely to be filled, less shiny, and softer than the pasta you…

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