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| | Bernie DeKoven's FunLog: Slow Food |
 | | This is why we like to define ourselves as ‘eco-gastronomes.’ The fact is that our pleasure cannot be disconnected from the pleasure of others, but it is likewise connected to the equilibrium we manage to preserve (and in many cases revive) with the environment we live in." |
 | | But an idea that is at least as subtle, complex, and full-bodied as a Finnish Kalakukko. |
 | | Which means, as the Slow Food people have so brilliantly described, a pleasure that in not only derived from the food itself, but also from the people you eat with, and places you eat in. |
| deepfun.com /weblog/2004/06/slow-food.html (280 words) |
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