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Where are the chefs?  Well, Slow Food advocates Gaita Fores, Robby Goco and Claude Tayag and Chele Gonzalez were there. These chefs passionately advocate and practice the Slow Food principles: good, clean and fair food.

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Slow food... what’s that? The easiest answer is whatever is NOT fast food is slow food. Whoa! not so fast...

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Fancy a traditional English fry-up for breakfast? How about a chicken curry or some kimchi? Or would a lamb samosa and some baba ganoush from a halal kitchen be more to your taste?

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Slow food... what’s that? The easiest answer is whatever is NOT fast food is slow food. Whoa! not so fast...

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Fancy a traditional English fry-up for breakfast? How about a chicken curry or some kimchi? Or would a lamb samosa and some baba ganoush from a halal kitchen be more to your taste?

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