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Canadian Foodways. What we eat and how we eat; Change and Continuity in Canadian Foodways during the 20th Century.

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BC Food History Network

The British Columbia Food History Network. Subscribe to our e-mail newsletter to receive updates. Lesson Plans for Food Inquiry Projects. Historical Cook Books and Cook Book Collections. Annotated Food History Content of BC Historical Journals. Research papers on a variety of food history topics are welcomed.

Culinary Historians of Canada Inspiring an appreciation of Canadian culinary history

Canada 150 Food Blog Challenge 2017. Mad for Marmalade, Crazy for Citrus! Culinary Halls of Fame. Digestible Bits and Bites Book Reviews. How Sweet It Is! A Private Tour of the Redpath Sugar Museum. Wednesday, May 23 , 6 to 8 pm.

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Canadian Foodways. What we eat and how we eat; Change and Continuity in Canadian Foodways during the 20th Century.

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