Food Did WHAT NOW?! - Baked Beans Edition With Eloise Ward

07/08/22 • 29 min

Join Emily Brighty as she converses with Eloise Ward about the origins and history of baked beans. You asked and Emily delivered!

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Join Emily Brighty as she converses with Eloise Ward about the origins and history of baked beans. You asked and Emily delivered!

If you enjoyed this episode, why not give the episode a like and follow Food Did WHAT NOW?! wherever you get your podcasts so you can be notififed when new episodes come out every Friday.

Have a wonderful weekend!

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