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Good Reads: Changing the World Through Food

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Education, consumer spending and cereal that doesn't get soggy. 

Good Reads: Changing the World Through Food

Our pals over at Eater asked a handful of local chefs and food personalities how they'd change the world through food and we've got to say they came up with some great responses.

While this question got plenty of flakes talking food politics and education, there are lots of other forward-thinking ideas like George Sabatino's imagining of a world a la Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and Steve Cook's got his fingers crossed for the food replicator thingy from Star Trek: The Next GenerationHead on over to read the whole thing. 

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