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Zen and the Science of Candy Corn

Mom of No Rank

Food history and trends, nutrition, and Zen

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Latest Issues

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1976 Swedish Flying Jacob: Retro Recipe Roulette

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Oh Malört: Prohibition-era dewormer cookies

I saw a post from the lovely and talented Barry Enderwick of Sandwiches of History the other day about Billy Zureikat’s Malört Cookies and was immediately intrigued by this unforgivable idea. If you haven’t had the pleasure, Malört is a liq...

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Authors

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  • Mom of No Rank

    Heather Martin, Candy Corn Science Correspondent, writer (TODAY Show's online Food, Texas Monthly, Future Lynn, and others). Dharma-entrusted Soto Zen teacher in the lineage of Shunryu Suzuki, Registered Dietitian.

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