Hannah Walhout
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Hannah Walhout is a writer and food-enthusiast in NYC. After graduating from Pomona College with a degree in history, she lived in the Middle East for two years while working in a university writing program. Her interests and writing cover food history, local food cultures, and people's emotional, cultural, and social relationship with food and cooking. Find her on instagram: @lunchtime_somewhere.

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