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		By: Ilan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Very good points John, and yes we would agree. In 2019, time is a huge luxury and being able to dedicate said time and resources to &quot;slow food&quot; can indeed seem elitist. Sadly, cooking for ones self and family was never an elite activity, but rather the only option for many people as eating in restaurants was simply not economically feasible. 

I could go on and on as I find the subject fascinating, but I&#039;m somewhat optimistic given how pervasive food culture has become amongst our current culture. Does eating at trendy restaurants translate to cooking at home? Hard to say. I learned to cook from my family, but I also learned a huge amount from cookbooks, TV and the internet. 

Ultimately if you like to eat, I think you will be more inclined to feed yourself. I also think learning about your source of food, what was required to get it to your plate can make a massive impact on eating habits.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very good points John, and yes we would agree. In 2019, time is a huge luxury and being able to dedicate said time and resources to &#8220;slow food&#8221; can indeed seem elitist. Sadly, cooking for ones self and family was never an elite activity, but rather the only option for many people as eating in restaurants was simply not economically feasible. </p>
<p>I could go on and on as I find the subject fascinating, but I&#8217;m somewhat optimistic given how pervasive food culture has become amongst our current culture. Does eating at trendy restaurants translate to cooking at home? Hard to say. I learned to cook from my family, but I also learned a huge amount from cookbooks, TV and the internet. </p>
<p>Ultimately if you like to eat, I think you will be more inclined to feed yourself. I also think learning about your source of food, what was required to get it to your plate can make a massive impact on eating habits.</p>
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