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EPISODE · Oct 17, 2023 · 1H 45M

Food Safety Talk 293: Norwegian For Horchata

from Food Safety Talk · host Ben Chapman

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The guys start the conversation with a video tour of their office spaces, which includes a litany of improperly canned foods (in Ben's office) and a cool microscope (Don's office). They talk about concerts, Don's son's wedding and Jury Duty. After a quick discussion on Canadian Thanksgiving (just known as "Thanksgiving" in Canada) and the Wire, the guys get into some feedback. Ben plays a new game with Don called "Guess the Headline" after reading a paper on ready to eat seafood. Don shares the results of some digging he did on Ginger Jake, a drink that was mentioned in a recent Risky or Not episode. After a quick detour to productivity and department head/chair talk, the guys talk about food at the state fair. The show ends with a quick conversation of the nuances of conducting public health and food safety research in developing countries.

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