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Potter Palmer

Food & Wine Director Potter Palmer: Milkshakes in Film Can Be Study in Contrasts

in Faculty News, Food & Wine, Gastronomy, MET News, Potter Palmer

The study of food can reveal heretofore unseen elements of social, political, and cultural understanding, illuminating the humanity that underlies each dish we consume. BU MET’s Gastronomy and Food Studies programs can help you develop this keen sight for hidden meaning.

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