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EP3: Food Science. Culinary Art with Ian Heieie

36 min · 25 de jul de 2023
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In this captivating episode, I engage in a wholesome conversation with Ian, a seasoned chef with a remarkable 10-year track record. Currently, he finds himself fully immersed in the intriguing realm of food science. Together, we explore his unique perspective, skillfully blending the art of cooking with the cutting-edge knowledge of food science. We are offered an exclusive glimpse into the captivating world of PURIS, where they fearlessly push the boundaries of innovation, leaving us inspired by their groundbreaking work.

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