Big Picture Science – Our Tasteless Show: Homaro Cantu

by Gary Niederhoff on April 27, 2014

Our Tasteless Show – Homaro Cantu
Part 3 of Our Tasteless Show, featuring Homaro Cantu, chef and owner of restaurants Moto and iNG in Chicago, chairman and founder of Cantu Designs Firm, on the magical properties of the miracle berry.
(TRT 10:14)

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