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Don't read this book before dinner

revolting true tales of foul food, icky animals, horrible history, and more
2019
"Surprsing, and disgusting, facts and stories about animals, nature and the world around us"--Provided by publisher.
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Bad Kitty does not like candy

Kitty is determined to eat candy no matter what else is offered.

How not to die

discover the foods scientifically proven to prevent and reverse disease
2015
Reveals how simple changes in diet and lifestyle can prevent and reverse many causes of disease-related deaths.
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Cooking and eating

Describes the differences between cooking in the past and cooking in the present day. Explores the conveniences that are available in the present day compared to the past.
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Why you eat what you eat

the science behind our relationship with food
Draws on the latest research from neuroscience to explore our complex relationship with food and the sensory, psychological, and physiological facts that influence our eating habits. Examines cravings, triggers, comfort food, and the role personality plays in food preferences.
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The world cookbook for students

An introduction to contemporary foodstuffs and cooking and eating habits in nearly two hundred countries, providing an overview of the history, geographic conditions, and ethnic or religious composition of each featured country, a rationale for the types of food eaten, preparation and eating methods, and approximately five recipes.
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There's a rat in my soup

could you survive medieval food?
An introduction to medieval foods and cooking, featuring text and cartoon illustrations, and describing what people ate and how food was prepared during the Middle Ages.
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The omnivore's dilemma

a natural history of four meals
Follows the three major food chains that feed humans--industrial, organic, and hunter-gatherer--from the earth to four meals, exploring the ethical and political effects of one's food choices.
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Bread and jam for Frances

Frances, who only loves to eat bread and jam, enjoys her favorite food for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and as a snack, but eventually learns that variety is more interesting.
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The food of China

"Explore the culture, traditions, and festivals of China through its food"--Provided by publisher.
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