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Old 03-04-2013, 09:22 PM   #1830
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Often I am curious as to why people love the food that they love.

Indulge me, if you will; what makes a favorite cuisine, a favorite for you?

Is it the journey to the place or origin through the food, great memories attached to the meal or something else entirely?
I think it's a lot of things for me. Certainly sometimes it can be any of those or something else entirely but often I find it's the experience as a whole. The emotions and memories associated, the way the flavors and aromas play with my senses and all of the local culture and history behind the cuisine itself.
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