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2024

 Welcome back to the vintage food and recipe blog. 


The haitus is over and my journey to recreate and explore vintage food and recipes is contining.


Combined with the 

Evaline Brueton Consulting Historian facebook page and the Three kittens vintage emporium this cross platform project will be used to explorexa number of themes related to food and history.


The first of these themed projects is the vintage food, sharing and connecting project which will run from February to mid March 2024. Its central tenant is the joy and connection that celebrating and remembering  vintage food can bring connection and shared memories. 

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