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The Food Tech Show: We’re All Eating Comfort Food Now

by Michael Wolf
April 16, 2020April 16, 2020Filed under:
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How has life in quarantine changed the way you eat?

Here at the Spoon, we’re all eating comfort food now. Most of us (i.e., not Catherine) are consuming more processed food. Based on what we’re hearing, we’re not alone.

The Spoon editor team got together this week to discuss our dietary shifts and other stories, including:

  • Want to Sign Up for Amazon or Whole Foods Grocery Delivery or Pickup? You’ll Have to Wait(list)
  • How Restaurant Chains Are Backing Off Some Tech Initiatives in the Face of Coronavirus
  • Did The Kenyon City Grill Arrive Just in Time for Quarantined Grillers?

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