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Diane Purkiss on a people's history of English food

2022-12-05

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Lewis Bassett speaks to Diane Purkiss about her new book 'English Food: A People's History'.

We talk about what English food is, how and when English food became bland, why Elizabeth David is a food snob, why we fear GMOs and how what we eat in England is so deeply interwoven with our social class.

Diane Purkiss is a professor of English Literature at Oxford University. Her book 'English Food' is out now.

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