At iftar, blurring the lines between 'us' and 'them'

Food serves as a powerful bridge between cultures, but only if one is willing to embrace new culinary experiences. Sharing meals is a crucial step towards appreciating culinary diversity that may also protect food and culinary practices from being politicised

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