■ “Believe it or not, of all the countless ways to approximate the most prolific irrational number in the universe, there are none quite as interesting or as surprisingly satisfying as throwing perfectly good food around your kitchen.” [#]
■ “Believe it or not, of all the countless ways to approximate the most prolific irrational number in the universe, there are none quite as interesting or as surprisingly satisfying as throwing perfectly good food around your kitchen.” [#]
in·ter·stice (ĭn-tûr'stĭs), noun: 1. A space between things or parts, especially a space between things closely set; a narrow chink; a crack; a crevice; an interval.
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