Ep. 28: Let's Bake...Ramadan Treats

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Join us as we discuss Om Ali and Qatayef, two of the many baked goods you might eat during Ramadan. But you better hurry, this week's pun is so quick you might miss it! Also, we are aware this episode is actually dropping after Ramadan ends. Ah, production schedules. Surely you'll forgive us. Let's Bake History is a pseudo-educational comedy podcast exploring the origin stories of all your favorite baked goods. Each week co-hosts Emma and Jules dig into new breads, cakes, cookies, pies, pastries and more – to bring you the details on their nefarious histories and modern incarnations. Twitter: @bakehistorycast Instagram: bakehistorycast Email: [email protected] Web: www.letsbakehistory.com New episodes every other Thursday.

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