A review by rmtbray
Slow Food Nation: Why Our Food Should Be Good, Clean, and Fair by Jonathan Hunt, Carlo Petrini

2.0

I really agree with the concepts of the Slow Food Movement, but I'm afraid this book really doesn't sell it! The tone comes across as simultaneously snobbish and condescending, all the while making relatively obvious points. Maybe it's because I'm already mostly au fait with the things he was talking about, and also because the book is several years old, and therefore its ideas have had longer to defuse. But still, I thought it felt rather unnecessary and boring...