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,“Dining on Grass and Shrubs”: Making Vegan Food Sexy,oo unusual, too radical for anyone to accept.. One recent . writer observed, “If you’re like me … vegans, yoga nuts, and people who eat only organic food might as well be from another planet” (“The Week” D16). When taken to a vegan restaurant, another commentator grumbled, “I hate hippie food” (Musg

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Thin Is Not In: Two Fat Ladies and Gender Stereotypes on the Food Network,just have an extra few pounds; they were fat, appearing as though they spent more than a little time indulging at a dinner table groaning with hearty British dishes. These women did not try to conceal their fatness but, instead, reveled in it. This was a first for food television to depict fat women

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