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Tuesday’s #FoodChat — Summer!
Be sure to join #FoodChat on Tuesday the 19th from 7-9 Central. With hot weather gripping the nation, it only makes sense to focus our topic on the time of year — Summer.
Questions will be grouped into five categories:
- Summer food favorites.
- Grilling.
- Summer food safety.
- Garden fresh.
- Summer food memories.
Please be sure to join what promises to be a lively and fun discussion. If you have ideas for questions, please send them to us, @FoodChat.
| Posted : July 18th, 2011 | Comments (0) |
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