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Peter di Lorenzi: Thoughts on Foodways, Society, and Culture

Peter di Lorenzi

Ideas and support for home cooked meals and insights on how, what, and why we eat as we do --- all viewed from a social-historical perspective. My companion Substack 'The Wine Tribune' uses that approach on behalf of those who drink modestly-priced wine.

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    Blogger, commentator, essayist on wine, food, cooking, social history, politics, and related subjects. I have two Substacks: 'The Wine Tribune' and 'Peter di Lorenzi: Thoughts on Foodways, Society, and Culture'.

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