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Death by chocolate milkshake

Fidel Castro's ashes were laid to rest in Cuba last Sunday. The bearded revolutionary often seen with a cigar in his hand had a particular fixation: ice cream. Darien Cavanaugh, a writer based in South Carolina, fills us in on Castro's " bizarre obsession with milk ."

By Evan Kleiman • Dec 9, 2016 • 1 min read

Fidel Castro's ashes were laid to rest in Cuba last Sunday. The bearded revolutionary often seen with a cigar in his hand had a particular fixation: ice cream. Darien Cavanaugh, a writer based in South Carolina, fills us in on Castro's "bizarre obsession with milk."

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Death by chocolate milkshake

Fidel Castro's ashes were laid to rest in Cuba last Sunday. The bearded revolutionary often seen with a cigar in his hand had a particular fixation: ice cream. Darien Cavanaugh, a writer based in South Carolina, fills us in on Castro's " bizarre obsession with milk ."

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Death by chocolate milkshake

Fidel Castro's ashes were laid to rest in Cuba last Sunday. The bearded revolutionary often seen with a cigar in his hand had a particular fixation: ice cream. Darien Cavanaugh, a writer based in South Carolina, fills us in on Castro's " bizarre obsession with milk ."

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