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Wilde, for her part, chose a “that’s a secret I’ll never tell” response to queries about the lsu 1958 national champions shirt Furthermore, I will do this “specialness” of her recipe. (She also flatly denied Saladgate ever happened, for what it’s worth—which, based on the current level of Twitter discourse about it, is precisely nothing). Her game-set-match riposte? A screengrab from Nora Ephron’s novel—nay, masterpiece—Heartburn, about a food writer named Rachel whose husband Mark cheats on her during her pregnancy, predictably causing their marriage to slowly fall apart. Interspersed throughout the screamingly funny (and largely autobiographical) storyline? Rachel’s recipes, including one for a “famous” vinaigrette. “Even now, I cannot believe Mark would want to risk losing that vinaigrette,” Ephron-as-Rachel writes at the beginning of the novel. “You just don’t bump into vinaigrettes that good.” Of course, it becomes a trope in their endless marital battles (“I must seem to be putting too much emphasis on this vinaigrette of mine, but war is war”), until, in a fit of magnanimity, Rachel decides to teach Mark how to make it himself and leave him forever. And while you could—and TikTok will—spend the next three days parsing Wilde’s Heartburn reference for insights into her relationships (“Who really cheated on whom?”), you could also just make yourself Ephron’s vinaigrette and rewatch The OC. (Plenty of bonkers relationships to dissect in there, too.)

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