What if your favourite food became extinct?
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Thanks to all of you for taking time out of your busy schedule to come and eat delicious food. It's a tough life, but somebody's got to do it. Welcome to taste extinctions. What happens when the flavors with which we are so familiar start to disappear? Are there ways of saving our flavors, our favorite foods, as our world warms, as our climate changes?
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