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Anikah Shaokat

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The World Cup is Laundering America’s Image

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By Anikah Shaokat
| Best Food Blog
I am as excited about the World Cup as I am about putting a fitted sheet on the mattress after a night out. I have zero skin in the game — literally — because in its 55 years of existence, Bangladesh has never qualified for the tournament. But like all other citizens of the United States of Algorithms, I’m enamored with the tourists on social media gleefully gorging themselves on America’s gastronomic delights.
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The Gentle Authority of Saeng Douangdara

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By Anikah Shaokat
| Best Food Blog
Saeng Douangdara has a way with storytelling, imbued with a kind of modest sagacity that locks you in and leaves you at once wiser and kinder. Almost like that high school teacher, presumably everyone’s favorite, who could make even the most dreary topic a thing of wonder. Except in Douangdara’s case, the subject of his work is quite the opposite — the varicolored world of Lao cuisine with flavors, textures, and combinations far beyond the domain of the Western palate.
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A Bleak Time for American Farmers

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By Anikah Shaokat
| Best Food Blog
News — 2 min read American farmers are irrevocably and maybe even irreparably going through it. Tariffs imposed by the current administration have raised production costs, and “further disrupted export markets, triggering retaliation against U.S. agricultural goods,” says National Farmers Union president Rob Larew.
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