Exploring the Connections Between Table and Church
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
A Fondness for Fondue
"I could write a thesis on the pivotal cultural importance of the fondue set but I won't. It was a talisman and inanimate pathfinder of everything we consider contemporary. This simple cast iron pot with its meths burner and barbed forks stood on the cusp between two societies: one that looked back to the Edwardians for its instructions, and another that looked forward to a new, clean, abstract Elizabethan age."
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