Since we are talking a lot about meat right now, Jonathan Safran Foer argues that eating meat is terrible. I don't really want to reference Foer because I dislike his writing so much. But at the very least, it allows me to muse a bit...
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With the collapse of the entire world economy overnight, exports have plummeted, which means that at least for now, there is lots of meat in the United States. But that.
Sure, I could write about impeachment and the decline of American democracy or climate change, or, God forbid, the Democratic primary. But I've been occupied with a far more interesting.
We are now evidently at Peak Fast Food Discourse, with major magazines running pieces on the rivalry between fast food chicken sandwiches. During the throes of #popeyesgate, I found myself surprisingly sympathetic to Sanchez’s position. It’s not that I was onboard with the idea of...
Tacos de canasta I only got back from Mexico two weeks ago, but when I turned on Netflix last week looking for a different show, I saw something called The.
I routinely dismiss trivial events such as debates. Total waste of time. But this, now this stuff matters. Buttigieg may have just lost California. Asked if he eats salsa mixed.
I'm not going to implicate the entire Midwest, largely because Simon is a Wisconsite, but what the hell is going on here? Veggie pizza on the lake! Mmmmmm! pic.twitter.com/iSiILxwibs— Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) July 6, 2019 Ok.......Is that like a chip with ranch, some chopped broccoli...
All "authenticity" actually means is white people feeling like they having a proper experience looking at other people. That this desire for authenticity--whether in food, music, clothing, language, or whatever--gets.
I used to be a vegetarian for 10 years. That is no longer true. But one strong principle still stands--if the meat is terrible, why kill an animal for it?.
A favorite pastime here at LGM is making fun of New York food writing, well New York writing in general but especially food, with its frequent columns of wonder and amazement that other parts of the nation also have food and culture. So this LA...
One of the worst things about modern America are ag-gag laws, passed in many states over the past decade to keep undercover animal rights reporters from finding out and publicizing.
Thanks to globalization, the tortilla is in decline. From the city to the countryside, the Mexican tortilla is in crisis. Consumption has dropped nearly 45 percent in the last 35.