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Imagine a world where Bill Granger chooses to stay in art school and never opens a cafe in an old Darlo pub. A world, potentially, without avocado toast. Those ricotta hotcakes don’t become Sydney’s most iconic dish, and Granger never perfects his recipe for golden, curdy scrambled eggs copied at every second suburban cafe. Eh, no thanks. Bill, you made the right decision.
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