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The History of White Bread
Aaron Bobrow-Strain is a professor at Whitman College and the author of White Bread : A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf. In the book he explores the factors that led to the popularity in white bread from fear of immigration, war and industrial ingenuity. An outtake of his conversation with Evan is on the Good Food blog.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readAaron Bobrow-Strain is a professor at Whitman College and the author of
White Bread: A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf
. In the book he explores the factors that led to the popularity in white bread from fear of immigration, war and industrial ingenuity.
outtake of his conversation with Evan is on the
Good Food blog.
The full episode
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- 6:55Dim Sum and Chicken Knees
- 13:12An Adult Tries Eating School Lunch
- 22:46The History of White BreadYou’re reading this
- 32:51Midtown Lunch
- 40:52How to Order Street Food
- 48:28The Artistic Lunchbox
The full episode
4 of 7The Lunch Show: Dim Sum, Artful Bento Boxes, School Lunch- 0:00Market Report
- 6:55Dim Sum and Chicken Knees
- 13:12An Adult Tries Eating School Lunch
- 22:46The History of White BreadYou’re reading this
- 32:51Midtown Lunch
- 40:52How to Order Street Food
- 48:28The Artistic Lunchbox