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A weekly about what is cooked, grown and built in one city.
Four people writing one issue a week about food, workshops and markets in a single city. Everything is reported on foot, nothing is sponsored, and the whole archive stays free to read.
Everything published
- The last two sellers on the market hall's north rowOctober 22
- Six bakers, one flour, six very different loavesOctober 15
- A cabinetmaker who refuses to work with plywoodOctober 8
- The woman who repairs the market's scalesOctober 1
- What a dish costs when you buy it the way a restaurant doesSeptember 24
- Thursday, 5:40 a.m., before the gates openSeptember 17
- Three workshops that share one extractorSeptember 10
- The bread that only exists on FridaysSeptember 3
- Forty years behind the same counterAugust 27
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