Michael Moss
The Language of Junk-Food Addiction: How to 'Read' a Potato Chip
Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us author Michael Moss discusses just how apt the Lay's slogan "Betcha can't eat just one" is.
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Michael Moss
Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us author Michael Moss discusses just how apt the Lay's slogan "Betcha can't eat just one" is.
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We've gathered all of the lectures from Michael Pollan's Berkeley class in which the bestseller introduced students to several food A-listers
Joe Fassler
How an innovative training garden outside of the oldest public housing project in Kansas is changing the way an entire community eats
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Iowa's attempt to ban undercover videographers from documenting animal cruelty is merely the latest battle in an ongoing war
Joe Fassler
Why on earth did a rapper and reality TV star pick small-town Iowa as the launchpad for a fast food franchise?
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Iowa's too-close-to-call Secretary of Agriculture race shows that sustainability is gaining ground—even in the Farm Belt
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Interviews reveal the criminal past of the man who gave us the 2010 egg recall—a man who would "screw even his best friend to the wall for a buck"
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DeCoster eggs were infecting people 22 years before the recent Salmonella outbreak. But Maine cracked down.
Joe Fassler
People in Clarion don't like what the huge DeCoster-owned chicken and hog factories have done to their community—and don't like talking about it, either
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