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  • The Devil’s Food Dictionary

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The Devil’s Food Dictionary

A Pioneering Culinary Reference Work Consisting Entirely of Lies

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The Devil’s Food Dictionary is a culinary-dictionary parody. Uniquely loony, edgy, and funny, it boasts nearly 1,100 entries, 250 footnotes, an extensive phony bibliography, and 26 illustrations.

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