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Molecular Gastronomy: Part 3 – The Founders

In 1988 two men coined the term molecular gastronomy and a new exploration between science and the culinary arts began. Although it is a study filled with fascinating discoveries and unusual experimentation, the story behind the two men who began it is almost equally interesting.

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