EPISODE · May 12, 2021 · 0 MIN
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from Spoonable Standpoint · host Leonardo and Charlene
Who came up with pasta shapes? How did school lunch change over time? Listen in with food enthusiasts Leo and Charlene, and those questions will have some answers. Maybe you're a foodie like us. Maybe you wanna impress the people you know with random facts. Maybe you just wanna learn more about the food you eat. Either way, we hope you enjoy the show.
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