"The stories in this collection open a window onto those new categories in the making. Taken together, they call for new approaches to the history of global food, and using this history to think about our future"--
"The stories in this collection open a window onto those new categories in the making. Taken together, they call for new approaches to the history of global food, and using this history to think about our future"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Benjamin R. Cohen is Associate Professor at Lafayette College and the author of Pure Adulteration: Cheating on Nature in the Age of Manufactured Food. Michael S. Kideckel teaches history at Princeton Day School and is the author of the forthcoming Fresh from the Factory: Breakfast Cereal, Natural Food, and the Marketing of Reform, 1890-1920. Anna Zeide is Associate Professor of History and Director of Food Studies at Virginia Tech. She is the author of Canned: The Rise and Fall of Consumer Confidence in the American Food Industry, winner of the 2019 James Beard Award in Reference, History and Scholarship.
Inhaltsangabe
Series Foreword Introduction Part I Time and Space 1 Tulare Lake and the Past Future of Food 2 A Biography of Modern British Bread 3 Old Is Bad, New Is American: Philippine Food Consumption and Production During American Empire in the Early 1900s 4 Does Your Beer Have Style? The Nineteenth-Century Invention of European Beer Styles 5 The Thin Ripe Line: Watermelons, Pushcarts, Distribution, and Decay Part II Trust 6 Gilded Sugar and Corn Syrup's Long Con 7 The Search for the Average Consumer: Breakfast Cereal and the Industrialization of the American Food Supply 8 Eat the Rich: Radical Food Justice in Memphis and Chicago 9 Blackness and Bananas: The Josephine Baker Effect 10 Marion Harland, Tastemaker: How One Woman's Influence Helped Build an Industry Part III Science 11 Who's Afraid of the Dark Sugar? 12 Darby's Fluid Meat, Digestion, and the British Imperial Food Supply 13 Ella Eaton Kellogg's Protose: Fake Meat and the Gender Politics That Made American Vegetarianism Modern 14 Marietta's Lamb Epilogue Acknowledgements Contributors Index
Series Foreword Introduction Part I Time and Space 1 Tulare Lake and the Past Future of Food 2 A Biography of Modern British Bread 3 Old Is Bad, New Is American: Philippine Food Consumption and Production During American Empire in the Early 1900s 4 Does Your Beer Have Style? The Nineteenth-Century Invention of European Beer Styles 5 The Thin Ripe Line: Watermelons, Pushcarts, Distribution, and Decay Part II Trust 6 Gilded Sugar and Corn Syrup's Long Con 7 The Search for the Average Consumer: Breakfast Cereal and the Industrialization of the American Food Supply 8 Eat the Rich: Radical Food Justice in Memphis and Chicago 9 Blackness and Bananas: The Josephine Baker Effect 10 Marion Harland, Tastemaker: How One Woman's Influence Helped Build an Industry Part III Science 11 Who's Afraid of the Dark Sugar? 12 Darby's Fluid Meat, Digestion, and the British Imperial Food Supply 13 Ella Eaton Kellogg's Protose: Fake Meat and the Gender Politics That Made American Vegetarianism Modern 14 Marietta's Lamb Epilogue Acknowledgements Contributors Index
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