In the age of fine dining and pairings, the gourmet astrologers at the Zodiac Food Research Institute of Agigea have requested that some zodiac names be changed.<\/p>\n
The scientists invoked the historical tradition of renaming the signs according to the needs and trends of the moment, explaining that once upon a time Aquarius was called a cupbearer and should now be called a sommelier.<\/p>\n
Thus, according to a statement sent to the editors, it is vehemently requested that the sign Cancer be replaced by any seafood, but especially lobster.<\/p>\n
Moreover, to avoid unfortunate confusions, the sign of fish must be called bream, and in the case of bulls and sheep it is preferable (much too general) to indicate the butcher's "cut". (example: cutlet or steak). The same solution applies to Capricorn (a kind of unicorn of goats).<\/p>\n
As we live in a digitized world, the lion will be called BitCoin and the Libra will be called, simply, scales. In the case of the Scorpion, the preparation method will also be passed (examples: deep-fried or sauteed).<\/p>\n
Gemini will be temporarily suspended until we get two identical portions of the same food.<\/p>\n
Leo and Virgo remain the prerogative of expat kitchens, where, traditionally, such meats are consumed, either at them.<\/p>\n
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