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Abandoned the book challenge this was for LOL 
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ginasbooknook's review

4.0
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jamieschecter's review

4.0
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 A varied collection of essays featuring a few really strong entries (by Bill Buford, Amy Irvine, Helen Rosner, and Dayna Evans), a few very good ones (Ruby Tandoh, Mayukh Sen, Eric J. Wallace, Navneet Alang, Jonathan Kauffman), some filler, and a couple whose inclusion in a "best of" volume I honestly can't comprehend. So, standard for this series. If you've liked previous editions, you'll surely like this year too. 
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The wide variety of essays in this book makes you think about all the different roles food plays in our lives. The pre and early pandemic essays especially highlight the social aspect of food, and raise questions of how we move forward in a post vaccine world. Would recommend to anyone interested in learning and thinking more about food and it’s various dimensions
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