"I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián": Food choice and the reinvention of tradition

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"I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián" : Food choice and the reinvention of tradition. / Dean, Wesley R.; Sharkey, Joseph R.; Cosgriff-Hernández, Kevin Khristiän; Martinez, Amanda R.; Ribardo, Julie; Diaz-Puentes, Carolina.

I: Food, Culture and Society, Bind 13, Nr. 4, 2010, s. 573-594.

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Dean, WR, Sharkey, JR, Cosgriff-Hernández, KK, Martinez, AR, Ribardo, J & Diaz-Puentes, C 2010, '"I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián": Food choice and the reinvention of tradition', Food, Culture and Society, bind 13, nr. 4, s. 573-594. https://doi.org/10.2752/175174410X12793504246377

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Dean, W. R., Sharkey, J. R., Cosgriff-Hernández, K. K., Martinez, A. R., Ribardo, J., & Diaz-Puentes, C. (2010). "I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián": Food choice and the reinvention of tradition. Food, Culture and Society, 13(4), 573-594. https://doi.org/10.2752/175174410X12793504246377

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Dean WR, Sharkey JR, Cosgriff-Hernández KK, Martinez AR, Ribardo J, Diaz-Puentes C. "I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián": Food choice and the reinvention of tradition. Food, Culture and Society. 2010;13(4):573-594. https://doi.org/10.2752/175174410X12793504246377

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Dean, Wesley R. ; Sharkey, Joseph R. ; Cosgriff-Hernández, Kevin Khristiän ; Martinez, Amanda R. ; Ribardo, Julie ; Diaz-Puentes, Carolina. / "I can say that we were healthy and unhealthy Kevin-Khristián" : Food choice and the reinvention of tradition. I: Food, Culture and Society. 2010 ; Bind 13, Nr. 4. s. 573-594.

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