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Eat This Podcast: Avocado Anxiety
September 2, 2024
Hello It's great to be back with a new episode and a new season. Avocado Anxiety is a new book about more than avocados. It offers a deep look at the...
ETN-250: WooHoo 🎂
August 26, 2024
Hello That thing about the longest journey starting with a single step? It is so true. Here I am sitting down to write the 250th Eat This Newsletter all...
Eat This Newsletter 249: Selected
August 19, 2024
Hello If farmers can select for specific traits in their livestock and crops, who’s to say that plants and animals aren’t selecting for traits in their...
Eat This Newsletter-248: Slow
August 12, 2024
Hello Not a great haul this week. I expect everything is just slowing down during our northern summer. As a result, I’m quite looking forward to starting up...
Eat This Newsletter 247: Legal-ease
August 5, 2024
Hello Three of today’s stories have the law behind them, and one probably should have. Enjoy! Still crying Marion Nestle has now weighed in on the raw milk...
Eat This Newsletter 246: Raw Truth
July 29, 2024
Hello After last week’s recall of contaminated plant-based beverages, something else to cry over: serious illness caused by unpasteurised milk. If people...
Eat This Newsletter 245: Fruity
July 22, 2024
Hello Food-borne illness, expensive fruit, and plant-based pet food. The really scary part of the CDC’s Outbreaks pages is just how many of them there are....
Eat This Newsletter 244: Tuna
July 15, 2024
Hello Only one story this week, and an optimistic one at that. Tuna Bounce Back Bluefin tuna in the Pacific passed a significant milestone on their road to...
Eat This Newsletter 243: Follow-up
July 8, 2024
Hello The weekly schedule does sometimes mean that there is less to share, and two of today’s items hark back to previous weeks. I hope that’s OK. PTOV beats...
Eat This Newsletter 242: Ontological uncertainty
July 1, 2024
Hello It is a mystery why sub-editors continue to ask questions in headlines, when the answer is almost invariably “No”. But they do, which gives me the...
Eat This Newsletter 241: Periodic
June 24, 2024
Hello I’m very grateful to a reader who pointed out that something wasn’t working properly on the website and that made several past episodes invisible. Or...
Eat This Podcast: Palatable is not Potable
June 17, 2024
Hello Water is tricky stuff. It can be limpid and clear but dangerous, home to harmful bacteria and parasites. It can be murky, but perfectly safe to drink....
Eat This Newsletter 240: Enriched evidence
June 10, 2024
Hello In this roundup, some truths about potash, qualified health claims for yogurt, gastronationalism now and then, and the hoops some UK plant breeders...
Eat This Podcast: Women Butchers
June 3, 2024
Hello Wherever you look, cheap supermarket meat has made life hard for butchers. At the same time, a few younger people are taking much more of an interest...
ETN 239: Denials
May 27, 2024
Hello Yes, this ought to be an episode not a newsletter, but sometimes life gets in the way. Also, a kind of housekeeping note prompted by the first article....
ETN 238: History & Nutrition
May 20, 2024
Hello Things do seem to cluster, or perhaps my attention makes that happen. So here is a little history and a lot of nutrition Unravelled by Climate The...
Eat This Podcast: Leftovers
May 13, 2024
Hello We all know we’re supposed to reduce our food waste, but what exactly is the difference between waste and leftovers? For me, leftovers become waste...
Eat This Newsletter 237: Shredded
May 6, 2024
Hello Why is this newsletter half a day late? Because I’ve been away riding my bicycle on an exciting three-day adventure, which included eating my first...
Eat This Podcast: What is Chametz
April 29, 2024
Hello One of the key activities in an observant Jewish household’s preparation for Passover is the hunt for and destruction of chametz, anything that...
Eat This Newsletter 236: Leavened
April 22, 2024
Hello A further celebration of Passover, fish diversity, citrus salads and livestock emissions. Passover as Identity Many Jews will be celebrating Passover...
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