Alice Waters
We Are What We Eat: A Slow Food Manifesto
A book by Alice Waters advocating for a slow food culture
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ashley bauchman“A quick and easy read that changed the way that I cook and purchase groceries. There are some prickly bits that will be convicting for many (ie Alice’s stance that no one has a right to having avocados available to them year round and that we need to accept this fact post haste) but it’s a life changing book for anyone that cares about cooking, food, farming or sustainability.”
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