Ketchup Moves Upscale, with a Balsamic Tinge. (
The New York Times, 10/26/2011)
Excerpt:
In photographs, the new condiment will be paired with a more genteel class of food, such as “Haute Dog,” “Hamburgeur” and “French Frites.”
Heinz
A Brief History of Ketchup.
The Language of Food: Ketchup. By
Dan Jurafsky, Professor, Stanford University.
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