Crime Diner

I Wouldn‘t Eat That If I Were You


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Ever eat something that didn’t agree with you? This week we’re focusing on stories about mass poisonings. Not only did the food not agree with them, but it also gave them the ultimate knock out punch. Dana tells us about the peculiar Pont Saint Esprit mass poisoning of 1951. Did it have WWII connections? Nydia shares the story of the Bradford Sweets poisoning one of the most extreme poisoning cases in history. Did Humbug Willy have anything to do with it? 
For dinner, Cindy kills it with a French onion chicken casserole and for dessert, she treated us to a to die for dessert of peppermint brownie trifle. Our wine was a perfectly paired white wine. This week’s wine was a Viognier by Domani Vedilhan.  It had a soft fruity taste of peach and makes a great white wine for both spicy and mild foods. 
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Where Did We Get Our Info?
Mystery Poisoning
Mass Poisoning 
France Unsolved Poisoning 
France Poisoning
Pont Saint Esprit Mass Poisoning
Extreme Poisoning Cases
Bradford Sweets Poisoning
Dying for Humbug
Arsenic and the Bradford Poisonings
Bradford Sweets Poison
Accidental Arsenic Poisoning
 Accidental Poisonings
What Did We Eat
French Onion Chicken Casserole Recipe
Peppermint Brownie Trifle
What Did We Drink?
Viognier by Domani Vedilhan
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