THE SISTERS DIDN’T SO MUCH AS DROP THEIR WHISKS when TSP’s Marion reached them while they are out on book tour. It seems they can type with kitchen utensils in their mouths, she says, while packing and running off to the next interview, making her adore them even more than she already did after reading about their new cookbook entitled Bite Me. Meet the Bite Me girls.
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