NYU professor and author of "Food Politics"
What you should eat, and what companies want you to eat, are not necessarily the same thing. Food expert Marion Nestle explains how we got to this point, and what you can do to choose the healthiest food.
See also:
• Marion's quote in The Atlantic
• List of cute organic brands quietly owned by much larger companies
• Nestle's books - Food Politics and What to Eat
• Video of Marion Nestle on the Colbert Report (Aug. 19, 2009)
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Comments
Yiftach
Aug 20, 2009 — 02:02 PM
Had I not been following you and this blog, I would have never known her name, and wouldn't have reacted with, "Hey! I know who she is!" when Prof. Nestle appeared on The Colbert Report last night: http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/247152/august-19-2009/sugar-shortage---marion-nestle
Tara Diversi
Dec 29, 2009 — 02:32 PM
Love the "there's no such thing as kid's food!" I first saw Marion Nestle speak in Australia at the DAA conference in 2004. Awesome nutritionist with great research/ideas. Food Politics is a MUST read by all in my opinion. We need more people in nutrition looking at how we can promote change, not just what they 'should' be eating.