I don't entirely agree with all the Michael Pollan says about food, but this has quite a lot of wisdom:
Go watch the other parts of this interview. It's great!
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I loved this.
ReplyDeleteIt made me think about the differences I have witnessed between European countries and the U.S. and their relationships with food. The shopping, cooking, meals, and attitudes about food. There is a large contrast. And America is now known for its obesity problem.