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Wednesday June 7th, 2023 10:58PM

LISTEN: Taste the 80's with Adam Richman

By Mornings on Maine Street

There was plenty going on the 80s from music to fashion to politics. That includes food. Adam Richman's new show, "Adam Eats the 80s" on the History Channel, looks at the food favorites of the decade. Adam took time to share some of the tasty treats from the 80s with a visit to Maine Street.

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LISTEN: Taste the 80's with Adam Richman
There was plenty going on the 80s from music to fashion to politics. That includes food. Adam Richman's new show, "Adam Eats the 80s" on the History Channel, looks at the food favorites of the decade. Adam took time to share some of the tasty treats from the 80s with a visit to Maine Street.
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