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Super grid fill. Neat cluing. Well-themed. Good job, Bluejacket.

A veritable banquet! Brilliant gridfill - especially now I know people don’t just look at 26ds! And great artistry in the clueing- nothing too chewy but all very satisfying. My favourites were 1a, 12a, 25a, 1d, 5d, 16d, 19d! and 22d. Many thanks- a worthy featured puzzle.

Absolutely magnificent commitment to the t***e! Fantastic stuff. I will write more over there ->

Amazing, 👍👍👍

Very impressive grid fill and a most enjoyable, fairly gentle puzzle, thanks!

I'm in awe! What an impressive theme-filled puzzle - nice constructions, not too taxing, and almost all surfaces part of the theme. Excellent stuff.

Tip of the hat for the surface of 1d! Great stuff Bluejacket.

Love the definitions. Bravo!

Very nice, enjoyed that thanks - some excellent surface! Particular favourites 17A, 25A, 2D, 14D, 20D :-)

Well done Bluejacket

Very difficult to construct a grid where the theme covers 15x15 like this - well done! Liked Offal clue - classy using Offa + ironically humorous to give heart as an eg. of offal. The American slant threw me - spelling of chamomile & MIT for a Cambridge University - I struggled with the first but backwards engineered the second. Other stand outs were meat and potatoes - and nutmeg ('soccer trick' perhaps to keep US vibe?) lastly capsicum - enjoyed that with its subtle scientific plural parsing!

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Made somewhat easier by the theme - I was able to start slapping entries (entrees?) in without fully understanding some of the parses. But my goodness, what a delectable accomplishment this puzzle is!

Hi Bluejacket. What an excellent themed crossword. Some fantastic surfaces. 19d is superb. Also loved 6d and 1d and kudos for the definition in 6d

Splendid crossword. Deeply impressive grid-fill. Thanks Bluejacket.

Thanks Bluejacket. I don't think I've ever seen a puzzle where every solution was thematic. Quite an achievement!