Here's one lingering question in all of this: If you spend a grand on a laptop, why would you risk getting carrot juice all over the thing?

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But if I were consulted about creating an exhibition timeline, I'd have to put Cel-Ray, touted for its medicinal qualities in a more ironic era, near the front, right after carrot juice.

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Crispy beet "tumbleweeds, " wobbly spheres of carrot puree adrift in a sea of coconut and ginger, clams encased in translucent purses of clam juice that burst with each bite.

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