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PlanetPotato Number 1 Food Historian Rebecca Earle and keeping your social distance with the spud

PlanetPotato Number 1 Food Historian Rebecca Earle and keeping your social distance with the spud

Update: 2020-04-21
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A celebration of Potato Culture
In this first episode, food historian Prof Rebecca Earle explains why the potato has such a special place in hearts and lives worldwide, we discuss the ways in which the potato is helping us keep our social distance, and we're soothed by the beauty of potato varieties' names in all their gentle glory...
Contact us with your feedback and ideas for contributions via Twitter on @PlanetPotatoPod or email info@worldpotatomarkets.com

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PlanetPotato Number 1 Food Historian Rebecca Earle and keeping your social distance with the spud

PlanetPotato Number 1 Food Historian Rebecca Earle and keeping your social distance with the spud

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