Moving On – Farewell, Food Matters

Hello . . .and good-bye. After today, I’ll no longer be part of the highly talented crew at Food Matters. It was fun while it lasted!

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Hello . . .and good-bye. After today, I'll no longer be part of the highly talented crew at Food Matters. It was fun while it lasted!

I wish Kevin, Layla, Pam, Julianne, and Patrick much success in their future posts, and hope we can all get together to share a meal someday (Dessert's on me, guys).

Wishing everyone good health and good eats,


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See Arr Oh is a medicinal chemist working in industry. See Arr Oh blogs at Just Like Cooking and contributes to several other blogs, including Chemjobber, Totally Synthetic, and CENtral Science's The Haystack and Newscripts

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