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- ISBN: 9780143038580
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| From: Amazon Posted: Jul 01, 2008 Type: User Review |
outside the culture dilemma
I have to admit that I did not finish this book. I got to the part where the author talks about really feeling his he-man roots and enjoys killing an animal. From a person who grew up inside a hunting culture, I can only say that from my...
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| From: Amazon Posted: Jul 01, 2008 Type: User Review |
Eye Opening!
I could barely put this book down! The writing style is casual and gets a bit wordy and technical sometimes, but it's so worth it! All the information is really necessary to open our eyes about factory farms, our food supply and who's in charge of...
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| From: Amazon Posted: Jun 27, 2008 Type: User Review |
Pass the Grain of Salt
When I opened this book, I expected something along the lines of the social history of food...but what I got was something much better!
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| From: Amazon Posted: Jun 18, 2008 Type: User Review |
A Great Read
Pollan creates a very informative and interesting book that us simple folk can enjoy and learn from.
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| From: Amazon Posted: Jun 18, 2008 Type: User Review |
We can turn anything to calories, but should we?
I read this along side his new book and parts of it reminded me of a really dry Super Size Me or The Evolution Diet, but there's a good moral here: Don't let some stupid government program based on the war machine dictate what you should eat....
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