Eh not really...

I like Omnivore's Dil. but that's 'bout it.

I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver over the past holiday and loved it.

I read Orwell's "In defence of English cooking"...that's about it.

Ditton on Syako's comment. I'm in the middle of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. I think it's a really profound book. I'm already changing my food buying habits.

i've read a couple but they really aren't my thing (or maybe i haven't found the right ones). they've been interesting enough, but not quite enough to push me from reading what i normally do.

I've heard of Omnivore's Dilemma, but I haven't read it. I read a lot, but I've just never gotten around to reading a book about food. Check that, I read "Fast Food Nation" for a class in college. It was interesting, but didn't drive me to want to read other food books.

In Defense of Food is a good read. It reminds you how important eating REAL food is, i.e. fresh fruits and veggies!

I've read many - I love being a smart foodie.

I've read 'fast food nation,' which totally blew my mine. It's great. Of course, always take books like that with a grain of salt, but it's still incredibly eye-opening.

I also loved Animal, Vegetable, Mineral. It sparked my new love for finding local food sources.

I read Don't Eat This Book by Morgan Spurlock (Supersize Me). It reaffirmed to me why I don't eat fast food. It was very enlightening about other foody matters, too.

I'm currently reading "Sugar Fix: The High Fructose Fallout That is Making You Sick". It's pretty enlightening so far. And I really want to read "United States of Arugula" & also "The United States of Arugula: The Sun Dried, Cold Pressed, Dark Roasted, Extra Virgin Story of the American Food Revolution", which is like the longest title on the PLANET.

I recently read an Australian book called 'Never Order Chicken on a Monday' by Matthew Evans a former food critic and I really enjoyed it. I think it is really worthwhile reading about food, as it makes up a large part of life.

But hey, that's just me.

I finished In Defense of Food last week. It's a good read, good "food for thought". I did see some reviews of the book that said if you had read Omnivore's, you would find this one redundant. I never read Omnivore's so I can't speak to that. It's not really long, I thought it was a quick read. I got half way through Fast Food Nation. It was really good but

I was saying Fast Food Nation was good but definitely in the muck-raking category.

eh..not really..

not much of a reader

I've read many over the years. But it's still rare when I do read one.

never came across one that peaked my interest

Oh man I loved Like water for chocolate and A taco testimony.

Yes! I'm reading Omnivore's Dilemma and I just got finished a couple books about cooking!