The Eight Food Magazines You Should Read Now

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• Lifestyle

  

  Food for Thinkers: Everything You Think You Know About the History of Food Is Wrong

  Rachel Laudan boldly flips culinary history on its head—and makes a strong argument against artisanal food while she's at it.

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Culture

  What Is the Last Book You Read, and Would You Recommend It?

  by GOOD 11

• Culture

  What Are You Reading, and Would You Recommend It to a Friend?

  by GOOD 3

• Culture

  What Is the Last Book You Read, and Would You Recommend It? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman +

• News

  

  15 Percent of Americans Are Now on Food Stamps

  The number of people getting money to feed themselves and their families hit an all-time high in May.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Lifestyle

  

  The New Nutrition Labels for Fast Food Menus: Who Will Read Them?

  The federal government is rolling out mandatory nutrition labeling for fast food menus. But they won't make a difference if they're ignored.

  by Peter Smith +

• Culture

  

  Pop-Up Magazine: How Often Do You Get the Chance to Cheer for an Article?

    We all do it. Our favorite magazine arrives, we dutifully place it on the coffee table in anticipation, looking forward to spending a...

  by Adam Starr 6

• Culture

  

  More People Now Collect Food Stamps Than Live in California and Colorado Combined

  Food stamp usage is up 14 percent from last year, with tens of millions of Americans using the service and costing the country $6 billion a month.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Issue 003

  

  You Are What You Read

  Some product labels are loosely regulated at best, and others are downright misleading. Here's the skinny on the standards, who sets them, and how.

  by Matt Schwartz +

• Culture

  Do You Read a Daily Newspaper? If So, Do You Prefer Online or a Hard Copy?

  by GOOD +

• Lifestyle

  

  Modernist Cuisine: The Epic New Kitchen Manual That Offers New Ways of Visualizing Familiar Foods

  A massive six-volume culinary opus makes a strong case for a little science to go with your cooking.

  by Peter Smith +

• Lifestyle

  

  Angry About Bad School Lunches? You Can Go Help

  FoodCorps, a new offshoot of AmeriCorps, is putting boots on the ground to fix American's school lunches. Sign up now.

  by Cecily Upton +

• Education

  

  The 15 Books You Must Read in 2010

  We get a lot of emails, letters, and comments from community members asking us which books we're reading. So we polled members of the GOOD team...

  by Patrick James 2

• Culture

  

  15 Books You Should Have Read in 2010

  Best books of 2010, from Stephen King to Patti Smith.

  by Allison Arieff +

• Business

  

  You Can Get That Aptera Now

  A year ago Aptera Motors promised they'd deliver their hyper-efficient, retro-futuristic Typ-1 model "in 2008" for "under 30,000." In the...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  The Robots Can Now Fetch You Beer

  The robots are looking like cooler overlords all the time. The Willow Garage PR2, which recently learned to play pool, can now also get you a...

  by Andrew Price 1

• Business

  

  Wealth Club: Now You Will Understand IRAs

  Yes, you too can rock a Roth. Here's all the info you need to start saving up, because 70 is the new 60.

  by Michael Fleck +

• News

  

  Project 001: If You Can Read This...

  The bumper sticker is one of the most ubiquitous and pithy forms of political expression. For the 2006 midterm elections we asked you to create...

  by GOOD +

• Lifestyle

  

  How Would You Make Our Food System More Awesome?

  The newly launched Awesome Food wants to give you $1,000 to make our food system more awesome.

  by Zak Stone +

• News

  

  Right Now There are Billions of Insects Flying Above You

  As this wonderful animated video from NPR explains, there are way more insects flying through the air than you might guess.

  by Patrick James 10