The history of food in 101 objects /

Contributor(s): Media Lab BooksMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Media Lab Books, c2017Description: 208 pages : color illustrationsContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781942556657 [paperback]Subject(s): Food -- History
Contents:
Laying the food foundation -- Essential appliances -- Basic culinary items -- Innovations -- On the go -- Restaurant culture -- Culinary icons -- Novelty items
Summary: From seeds to sporks to wieners on wheels, the history of food is as rich as ice cream sundae. By revealing the stories behind 101 carefully curated items, The History of Food in 101 Objects outlines the trajectory of early agriculture, explores how various inventions became must-haves for home kitchens and explains how food went from being merely a vital necessity to one of life's most reliable sources of pleasure.
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Laying the food foundation -- Essential appliances -- Basic culinary items -- Innovations -- On the go -- Restaurant culture -- Culinary icons -- Novelty items

From seeds to sporks to wieners on wheels, the history of food is as rich as ice cream sundae. By revealing the stories behind 101 carefully curated items, The History of Food in 101 Objects outlines the trajectory of early agriculture, explores how various inventions became must-haves for home kitchens and explains how food went from being merely a vital necessity to one of life's most reliable sources of pleasure.

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