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Saturday, April 10, 2010

Food Rules


Dear Foodies,

I have a wonderful Mother.

This last week she decided to buy me some books. One being Food Rules.

Michael Pollan is the author of this book. Pollan has written several works on food, including, The Ominvores Dellima, The Omnivores Dillema for Kid's, and In Defense of Food, these being some of his more popular works.

This book is basically exactly what it's title states. Rules for eating.

Rule #1? Eat Food.

Sound easy? Nope.

And because the book is so simple, I can't tell you any more than that. Except for one thing. You can win a copy of the book by leaving a comment on this post. You have until Thursday to enter. Then I'll let you know who won. The Incredible Prize.

Seriously though, even if you don't win the book here, buy it here. It is worth having. Just to review basic facts that should be in the back of your mind every time you take a bite.

Benjamin Serven, Foodie

P.S. I really do have a great Mom.

BJS, F

P.P.S Just for reference, I am not able to send this prize out of the States, unless the winner wants to cover the shipping... :-)

P.P.P.S Tweet it. Get another entry. Facebook it. Get another entry. Buzz it. Get another entry. Share it somehow. Just say what you did in your comment. (All of you who already entered, you can still do this...)

29 comments:

  1. Interesting book, we'd love to own it!

    The Del sisters

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  2. I've not read any of his books, tho i would like to. I'd also like to read Sally Fallon. He was one of the narrators of Food, Inc.

    Thanks for your blog. I enjoy it. :)

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  3. I am looking forward to winning this book. I think I need more rules on eating.:)

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  4. I love Michael Pollan! I actually took a college course centered around The Omnivore's Dilemma.

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  5. I agree, your mom is wonderful!! :) Sounds like an intriguing book!! :D

    In Christ,
    ~ Jean Marie

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  6. Sounds like a great book..thanks for the opportunity for the drawing!

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  7. You do have a wonderful Mom! You should tell her that more often. I wish I had taken more opportunities to do so when I was home. :) Oh, yeah and the book looks interesting. :)

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  8. I'll enter this one, too. Thanks for another giveaway! :)

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  9. So this looks like a great book! Melissa Ten Dolle

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  10. Enter me, too! I'd love a copy.

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  11. Looks like a fascinating book! I would love to be entered into your drawing...

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  12. Ha! Thanks to Perry (above), I saw this on facebook, told all my friends there, on two twitter accounts and stumbled your amazing blog here.

    If I do not win the book, then give it to Perry, 'cause he told me all about it.

    One thing which a great mother also does (besides giving her children great books to read, feeding them real food) is to show the kids how to garden (this helps also when it comes to *real food*).

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  13. See you at the Farmers Market,enter me in! Myra

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  14. Wow, you have a lot of comments, doesn't give a body much hope of winning! HAHA!
    Your mother does look like, and from what I've continually heard, that she would be a wonderful person! I have not had the pleasure of meeting her though. Nor you for that matter! HAHA! Your dear sister Rebecca is a wonderful representative for your family though. :)

    Anyway, rule #1 in your new book is nearly exactly the same as first rule in Jordan Rubin's books 'THe Makers Diet' and 'The Great Physician's Prescription for Health and Wellness'- Eat (what was created for) Food! I'm supposing that this book defines 'Food'? Is it the same or similar to what Jordan Rubin says is created for food? And does it approach the subject from a biblical perspective as he does?

    Am very interested!

    Happy picking!

    (BTW, I don't think you should give extra 'points' to those who share this on FB or Twitter etc.; some people don't have those things and it will put them at an unfair advantage. ;) I would just take it for the PLAIN value of their comment! ) :) [And how many smilys they have! :) :) :) :) 8-D 8-D 8-D 8-D :-) :-) :-) :-) :0} :0} :0] :-} :-} :-} :p :-] :~) :~) :~) :~) :>) :>) :>) :>) =.) (that's a beauty mark on the last one!)

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  15. I put this on facebook, enter me please!

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  16. Sounds interesting, enter me, please.

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  17. Hey Ben,
    Enter me! Thanks
    Daniel Mac.

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  18. Hello!

    Omnivore's Dilemma made a Michael Pollan fan out of me, and I've been eager to read this new book since it came out.

    I've also really enjoyed your blog!

    eliz

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  19. Enter us into the contest. Thanks for all the great posts on your blog!

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  20. Your mother is wonderful and great, I love her! I am melting reading your blog and your sweet words about your mom. BTW - you are quite and awesome son Smile emoticon. Love, Mrs. H

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  21. Hi! Our family would like to enter.
    We enjoy your blog on food! Thanks,

    Jenni Bee

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  22. Wow! That sounds amazing! Please enter me in....and I'm going off to Buzz it now! That looks fantastic! :D

    Glad to have another "foodie person" around! :D

    Tiffany

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  23. Throwing my hat in the ring...

    Thanks!

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  24. SInce I already left one comment I shared out the post on Facebook. :) Hope it helps.
    W. Creath

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  25. I'm in! Always game for a free book!

    Peter

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  26. Free book on food? Sounds good to me!

    ~Heidi

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