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picklespost's review against another edition
5.0
Really interesting and an eye opener. Might actually purchase a physical copy to reference and re read.
alittlebird's review against another edition
4.0
A solid exploration of the tactics and maneuvering of the food industry to keep you within their sphere of influence. Nothing groundbreaking, but very accessible. Any judgements made in this book are not targeted at consumers, but the corporations harming them.
I prefer Marion Nestle's writings as she includes calls to action and direct actions you can make, and I think that should be included when discussing topics with such impacts on our day to day.
I prefer Marion Nestle's writings as she includes calls to action and direct actions you can make, and I think that should be included when discussing topics with such impacts on our day to day.
chris_heidenthal's review against another edition
5.0
Moss's follow-up to "Salt Sugar Fat" again shows processed food and the money behind it are enemies of public health. I would recommend reading these two books in order.
wphraner's review against another edition
3.0
Excellent subject matter and well-researched but I struggled to stay engaged.