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8 mai 2018
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Amanda Herbert, « Mistranslating Macaroni and Cheese », The Recipes Project, ID : 10.58079/td3m
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Amanda E. Herbert Macaroni and cheese. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Mac and cheese is a well-loved, popular, time-tested dish, one that’s woven into the histories and cultures and memories of people around the world. In America it’s an essential soul food dish. In Canada, Kraft Dinner – mac and cheese with pieces of hot dogs and a squirt of ketchup – is a comfort food staple. Western Europeans claim macaroni and cheese too, tracing its origins to the Swiss Alps, where Älplermagro...