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"The Food of Love" is the title of at least three different works: a 2002 film about a mother's relationship with her son and his affair, a novel by Anthony Capella about a waiter who pretends to be a chef to win an American student's heart, and a novel by Amanda Prowse about a family dealing with a daughter's anorexia. The phrase also originates from Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night. "The Food of Love" is the title of at least three different works: a 2002 film about a mother's relationship with her son and his affair, a novel by Anthony Capella about a waiter who pretends to be a chef to win an American student's heart, and a novel by Amanda Prowse about a family dealing with a daughter's anorexia. The phrase also originates from Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night.

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