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Food is so personal. You put it in your mouth. You probably even have very specific ways of putting it in your mouth.
One of our guests today, Dan Pashman, would want to know for example, whether when you get your movie popcorn you maybe eat a piece or two just dipping your head down to the container popcorn while you're walking from the snack bar to the screening room and if so, do you snare it bullfrog style, sticking it to your tongue as you lift it away.
Today on the show we talk more about eating than about cooking, assuming you can pry those two apart, and we'll solve deep philosophical questions about how to make a sandwich and whether lasagna is ever worth it.
Pashman, Linda Giuca and L.V. Anderson join us.
GUESTS:
- Dan Pashman is the creator and host of WNYC’s food podcast The Sporkful and the author of “Eat More Better: How To Make Every Bite More Delicious.” You can find Dan @TheSporkful
- Linda Giuca is a freelance writer and a co-author of "New Haven Chef's Table: Restaurants, Recipes, and Local Food Connections." She writes a weekly column with chef Chris Prosperi for the Hartford Courant. You can tweet her @lindagiuca
- Laura(LV) Anderson is a Slate assistant editor. She edits Slate's food and drink sections and writes Brow Beat's recipe column, You're Doing It Wrong. You can tweet Laura @LV_Anderson
