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Pack Your Knives And Go Play Trivia : Ask Me Another Food writer, culinary expert and Top Chef judge Gail Simmons dishes on which food trends you should heed and which are oh-so-last-year. Hello poutine, good-bye cakepop!

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Gail Simmons and Ophira Eisenberg can agree on one thing: poutine is best eaten at three in the morning. AFP/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Pack Your Knives And Go Play Trivia

Food writer, culinary expert and Top Chef judge Gail Simmons dishes on which food trends you should heed and which are oh-so-last-year. Hello poutine, good-bye cakepop!

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Gail Simmons says being a food expert is both a blessing and a curse. To this day, no one invites her over for dinner. Melanie Dunea hide caption

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Random Questions With: Gail Simmons

Random Questions With: Gail Simmons

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Gail Simmons: A Top Chef's Duel

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Gail Simmons: A Top Chef's Duel

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