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Salt Sugar Fat How the Food Giants Hooked Us

Michael Moss

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The Ezra Klein Show

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The Ezra Klein Show

Ezra highlighted Salt Sugar Fat as an entertaining account of how the food industry engineered the modern processedfood environment in the United States.

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Second one I want to recommend is Michael Moss's Salt, Sugar, Fat. Also a really entertaining book. And it really details the kind of path that the food industry took that brought us to where we are t...

— Episode: Our Brains Weren’t Designed for This Kin...

Episode: Our Brains Weren’t Designed for This Kind of Food

Ezra highlighted Salt Sugar Fat as an entertaining account of how the food industry engineered the modern processedfood environment in the United States.

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Second one I want to recommend is Michael Moss's Salt, Sugar, Fat. Also a really entertaining book. And it really details the kind of path that the food industry took that brought us to where we are today in terms of our current processed food environment in the United States.

10% Happier with Dan Harris

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10% Happier with Dan Harris

This book was mentioned as detailing the deliberate and arguably criminal application of science to create highly addictive foods that drive consumer behavior.

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And Michael Moss has written a lot about this from the New York Times sugar salt and fat about you know the incredible deliberate and I would say in some ways criminal application of science to creati...

— Episode: Can You Really Live to 150 Years Old? |...

Episode: Can You Really Live to 150 Years Old? | Dr. Mark H...

This book was mentioned as detailing the deliberate and arguably criminal application of science to create highly addictive foods that drive consumer behavior.

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And Michael Moss has written a lot about this from the New York Times sugar salt and fat about you know the incredible deliberate and I would say in some ways criminal application of science to creating highly addictive foods that are driving our behavior.

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