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This week, while we fight through the final dregs of our illness, we’ve been prepping for our upcoming review of Sift by Nicola Lamb. When we’re prepping for a review, there are basically two parts that take the vast majority of the time: 1. reading the book, and 2. grocery shopping.

We just finished our grocery shopping run and thought it’d be cool to share some tips on grocery shopping that we’ve picked up after reviewing 34 cookbooks. We’ve also got some listener questions about… food origins and when to get into sous vide cooking.

And finally, for this week’s absolutely rank — inspired by our friends Jordan and Kendahl who make the Happy Wife, Happy Life podcast, we’re listing our top 10 red flags: cookbook edition.

🍿 Snack Test


📝 Things Mentioned


👋 Questions

“At what point are countries able to say they are the originators of a food?” - Ray

“For a cooking hobbyist, when do you think it’s necessary to get into sous vide?” - Kenny


🚩 Things Mentioned During Cookbook Red Flags

Thank you to Ray and Kenny for asking us questions this week! Thank you for listening! And thank you to all of our lovely sponsors! You know who you are.

👋 Have a great week, we’ll see you next Sunday!

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