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- ↑ The Heavy Table - The Master Cheesemakers of Wisconsin
- ↑ Lake Superior Flavors A Field Guide to Food and Drink along the Circle Tour – University of Minnesota Press
- ↑ Washington Post Review: ‘Nutella World’ delves deep into that jar of hazelnut spread
- ↑ Diablo, Lord of Terror, Hires a Contractor – McSweeney's Internet Tendency
- ↑ The Heavy Table - About