The Man Who Ate Everything by Jeffrey Steingarten
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Book Reviews of The Man Who Ate Everything
Book Review: Hilarious and smart, a great read for anyone who eats!
Summary: 5 Stars
Savor each delightful essay like a chocolate (or a serving of Wagyu, as the author would!). Steingarten is not only entertaining, but informative about all kinds of food--from ketchup and fries to cuisine you didn't even know existed. The writing is intelligent and stylish; it's no wonder this man works for Vogue magazine.Book Review: Food for thought
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is thoroughly well written combination of humor, recipes, and personal anecdotes about coooking and food in general. I enjoyed reading every single page, and learned quite a bit along the way. The information is a bit dated, but the insight and wit are ageless. I would definitely recommend purchasing this book.Book Review: Brilliant, witty, droll, entertaining .....
Summary: 5 Stars
I kept hearing the title when the author was introduced on the TV series "The Next Iron Chef" so looked at the reviews here and ordered it.
I can't add much to the existing reviews except to add that it doesn't matter whether or not you care about food; this is a very entertaining book by any standards.
Book Review: A Great Read About Food
Summary: 5 Stars
If you're into food, Jeffrey Steingarten's book is both informative and entertaining. Each chapter opens doors to entirely different areas about food with loads of useful and interesting facts. It's a must read for anyone, who likes to understand what they are either cooking or eating.Book Review: Brilliant
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is a must read. Jeffery Steingarten is so incredibly funny when writing about food. He applies the obsessive analytical and research skills he needed as a lawyer to cooking and eating. The anecdote about feeding his wife margarine is alone worth the price of the book.