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The Cajun Ladies at Springdale Lunch: Nef & Monte Eat Holyoke

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The Cajun Ladies at Springdale Lunch: Nef & Monte Eat Holyoke
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Episode II of Monte’s new segment featuring Chef Neftalí Duran, where they sample the amazing foods of Holyoke. This episode the wicked fun women of Springdale Lunch Cajun Diner. Plus, Monte and Nef talk about why they both continue to march for The Food Bank, year in and year out.

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