Operation Bon Appetit

Changing the world, one dinner party at a time!

Have a Discussion

Share and exchange your OBA Dinner highlights and experiences with other Culinary Agents. Coming Soon!

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Spread the fun and share your OBA Dinner photos and posts on Facebook, Twitter, etc.

Join a Dinner Party

Connect with other OBA Culinary Agents in your area to plan joint dinner parties. Coming Soon!

Host a Dinner Party

Check out our Intro Packet for memorabilia, badges, invites, and the World Factbook! Coming Soon!

Recent News

OBA Co-Hosts Differ

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January 18, 2012

We recently did a script re-write for our Sizzle Tape to promote our Operation Bon Appétit TV Series to engage folks in eating, drinking and changing the world one dinner party at a time. We want to travel the country and while cooking good food and sipping wine, we will...
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A Delicious Side Effect of OBA Dinners: Face Time

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January 15, 2012

The savvy, 30 year old, architect and community advocate blew my stereotype of the younger generation’s love of social media when he expressed a longing for conversation around the dinner table with friends. His lament was not about working so much that there was not time for such interactions; it...
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Earth Scouts’ Group Buycotts Hershey’s

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December 16, 2011

“What I found disturbing is that the children were smuggled on to the cocoa farms and not only worked hard for no pay but were also beaten”, exclaimed the 7th grade girl at Academy Prep Tampa. The film, “Dark Side of Chocolate” was an eye-opener for the girls, who were...
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Toast to Julia Child, Our Hero

Toast to Julia Child, Our Hero

To Special Ops Culinary Agent Julia Child--whose joie de vivre, love of good food and wine, and path breaking work to bring people together for a fun time--inspires us all.

Julia was a CIA agent early in her career and a true hero for the groundbreaking work she did in that role. There are only a few of us that know the real story. Julia was not an agent for the Central Intelligence Agency; she was actually a Culinary Agent for the Cultural Innovation Agency (CIA) and was highly regarded for her subversive work for their top secret Operation Bon Appetit. Her program sign-off of “Bon Appetit” was an encouraging signal to all of us that her work for world change was going well.

That’s the story according to Mission Control, the Cultural Innovations Agency (CIA), and we are sticking to it.