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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2016 · 25 MIN

War Cake & Emergency Steak

from The Feast · host The Feast

Grab your ration books, The Feast is heading back to 1945! Find out how the US and Canada got patriotic with its cooking during World War II. This week we'll see how both radio and radar transformed North American food. What did Betty Crocker have to do with the war department? How do you bake a cake without eggs? And why did the Canadian government want people to drink more milk? From war brides to washing machines, get ready for a kitchen revolution on this week's episode.  Written & Produced by Laura Carlson Research Assistance by Meghan Kirby Technical Direction by Mike Portt Click here for lots of great information on Betty Crocker, the war brides of WWII, and all the 1940s radio you can handle, as well as this week's episode soundtrack. Find on iTunes | Other Players Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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