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Morsel: Small Bites of Food History

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by Rebecca Boyd

13 episodes
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Produced and presented by Rebecca Boyd, chef and nutritionist with an unashamedly nerdy love of all things history. Designed to be quick, easy to listen to and teach you something surprising about your food. New episodes every Sunday - Follow to never miss a drop!

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10/4/2025

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January 11, 2026

Morsel #13 - How'd ya like them Apples?

<p>From wildlife pooping on migration routes, Roman cultivators, to travellers on the Silk Road - apples have a long history!</p><p>Listen now!</p><p>Follow along to never miss an episode. Shares with friends and family are appreciated, especially while the podcast grows!</p><p>Have an idea you want me to cover? Message me at www.no-nonsense-nutrition-coach.co.uk or comment on this episode.</p><p>Produced, edited and presented by me, Rebecca Boyd. Music by Epidemic Sounds</p>

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January 4, 2026

Morsel #12 - Fasting Through History

<p>"Oh I can't have that, I'm fasting" .... something we hear more and more often these days! But why did fasting begin and is it really good for us?</p><p>Listen to find out...</p><p>Follow along to never miss an episode. Shares with friends and family are appreciated, especially while the podcast grows!</p><p>Have an idea you want me to cover? Message me at www.no-nonsense-nutrition-coach.co.uk or comment on this episode.</p><p>Produced, edited and presented by me, Rebecca Boyd. Music by Epidemic Sounds</p>

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November 23, 2025

Morsel #11 - Why Vanilla Isn't Boring After All

<p>"That's so Vanilla" ... it's become a term for the boring, the dull and the unadventurous. Yet if it weren't for a 12 year old boy, we wouldn't have it at all!</p><p> Find out by listening to this week's Morsel on the history of Vanilla.</p><p>Follow along to never miss an episode. Shares with friends and family are appreciated, especially while the podcast grows!</p><p>Have an idea you want me to cover? Message me at www.no-nonsense-nutrition-coach.co.uk or comment on this episode.</p><p>Produced, edited and presented by me, Rebecca Boyd. Music by Epidemic Sounds</p>

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What is Morsel: Small Bites of Food History?

Produced and presented by Rebecca Boyd, chef and nutritionist with an unashamedly nerdy love of all things history.

Designed to be quick, easy to listen to and teach you something surprising about your food.

New episodes every Sunday - Follow to never miss a drop!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

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