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Tag Archives: aphrodisiacs

OYSTERS, PISTACHIOS, AND AVOCADOES: A CURSORY GLANCE AT EATING FOR LOVE

   February 8, 2012 February 8, 2012    No Comments on OYSTERS, PISTACHIOS, AND AVOCADOES: A CURSORY GLANCE AT EATING FOR LOVE

Lubricating relationships with an eye to the past, historian Britt Luby looks at eating for love.

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History and Culture, History and Everyday Life, Uncategorized     aphrodisiacs, food history, history of science, Valentines day

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