This book explores the intriguing period of 1850-1950. It details how British and US experts linked nutrition and commerce. ‘Wonder foods’ like meat biscuits and health foods emerged. These products promised modernity but also held exclusionary views. Lisa Haushofer reveals the exploitation behind these food projects.
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