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This is Milk Street Radio from PRX. I'm your host, Christopher Kimball.

Today, we're sitting down with Irish baker, Sheree Denham.

Growing up in Northern Ireland gave Shari a first-hand education in Irish cooking, baking,

and of course, hospitality.

You never walk into a house in Ireland without being offered a cup of tea and something nice

to eat.

My daddy always used to say, a cup of tea is awful wet to eat. My daddy always used to say,

a cup of tea's awful wet without anything else, isn't it?

That's coming up later on the show.

First, we're getting an insider's look at food advertising.

The television show Mad Men gave us fictional campaigns for brands like Popsicle, Utt's potato chips, and Heinz.

It's clean, it's simple, and it's tantalizingly incomplete.

What's missing?

One thing.

Pass the Heinz.

You mean the Heinz ketchup?

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