
Chew on This highlights little known facts about the growth of fast-food chains, particulary McDonald's, and the effect this growth has had on American children. Although this may sound a bit dull, it is anything but that. How can your interest not be captured when you learn "Dactylopius coccus costa... bugs are collected, dried, and ground into a coloring additive. It takes about 70,000 of the insects to make a pound of carmine, which is used to make processed foods look pink, red, or purple" (Schlosser and Wilson 121-22)? This fact will make me think twice about ordering a strawberry milkshake!
Don't miss the chance to be entertained while learning some fascinating facts about foods common to the American diet.
2 comments:
Ewww... That book seems SO gross, but interesting. I will SO read it!
that book sound very interesting i think i will read it
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