Take a photo of a barcode or cover
guybrarian133 's review for:
The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals
by Michael Pollan
This is definitely one of those books where after you put it down, it's not long at all before you ask yourself, "Why on earth didn't I read this sooner?"
It may have been published back in 2006, and a lot has changed since then with an increasing number of people trying to find alternatives to the "Big Food" systems in place, but this book still gives plenty to (mentally) chew on, and has lots to teach. "The Omnivore's Dilemma" still unquestionably belongs on the to-read list of anyone why wants to start to think about our food and how it comes to us.
..........Also, I am quite sure that will never look at corn in the same way again, ever.
It may have been published back in 2006, and a lot has changed since then with an increasing number of people trying to find alternatives to the "Big Food" systems in place, but this book still gives plenty to (mentally) chew on, and has lots to teach. "The Omnivore's Dilemma" still unquestionably belongs on the to-read list of anyone why wants to start to think about our food and how it comes to us.
..........Also, I am quite sure that will never look at corn in the same way again, ever.