links for 2006-08-09
posted on 9 Aug 2006 by maki ::
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"Switzerland claims it has more varieties of bread than any other country - between 200 and 300 kinds, rivalling the number of its cheeses." A great overview of bread in Switzerland. (thanks Ellen!)
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FontShop, one of my favorite type stores, features typography on food packaging in their latest newsletter.
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I missed posting this earlier. Great interview of Mr. Bourdain at Bookslut where he talks about food movements,Vietnam,travel, that sense of not belonging that I can really relate to.
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