In 2016, a Swedish brewery offered for sale artisanally-prepared potato chips. $59 for five chips in what looks like a jeweler's box. They sold out. Crazy, right?
But be honest: Have you gone to more than one place looking for just the right coffee bean or golden beet or ...something? Meanwhile, behind all this posturing, what do Americans really cook and eat?
The audio at the top of this page is the radio version of this show. The full-length, unedited, from-start-to-finish, fully-40-minutes-too-long-to-air-on-the-radio version of Colin's Freshly Squeezed at Watkinson School is below.
GUESTS:
- Alison Draper - Toxicologist; director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Science at Trinity College
- Chris Prosperi - Chef/owner, Metro Bis in Simsbury, Conn.
- Marlene Schwartz - Director, Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity; professor of human development and family studies at UConn