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100Celsius is a deep dive into the “why” behind the “what.” We explore the cultural and historical forces that shape our everyday meals.

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Latest Issues

The Genius of Not Much

Let’s picture the following dichotomy. A kitchen with almost nothing in it. Not in the trendy minimalistic style we so appreciate these days. Like really with nothing much in it, actual scarcity. Some hard leftover bread, tomatoes way past...

7 days ago
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The Ritual of the Midnight Snack

We all know exactly what I’m talking about. That very personal ritual of entering the kitchen late at night, avoiding turning on the big light. The unspoken agreement between you and the house about taking things easy, leaving the formaliti...

21 days ago
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Seasoned, Not Replaced

The modern kitchen is a marvel. So efficient, optimized, smart and convenient. It encourages us to look for constant upgrades to make our daily lives easier. Yet with all of this progress and high tech, non-stick coatings still wear off aft...

a month ago
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The Architecture Of Comfort

One of the greatest accomplishments of modern gastronomy was convincing us that the mixture of novelty and complex techniques (some that border the line of chemistry) represent the epitome of haute cuisine. We flock to restaurants looking t...

2 months ago
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Why Do We Save The Good Stuff?

​In 2018 (which feels like an eternity now), I found a beautiful bottle of French wine, a 2010 vintage from a château in Côtes de Bordeaux. The “Grand Vin de Bordeaux” label immediately made me feel like this bottle should be treated with a...

2 months ago
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