ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 14, Issue Special 9, 2010October 31, 2010 AEST
Is food and nutrition knowledge the proof in the pudding?: the Jamie Oliver effect
Is food and nutrition knowledge the proof in the pudding?: the Jamie Oliver effect
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue Special 9, 2010
Vol. 14, Issue Special 9, 2010
- Introduction - Rewriting the menu: the cultural dynamics of contemporary food choicesAdele Wessell, Donna Lee Brien
- ‘The drink has called it into being’: a year in a wine columnMoya Costello
- Beyond beans and cheese: representations of food, travel and Mexico City in the _Australian Gourmet Traveller_Erica Wilson
- Rewriting a national cultural food icon: a gastrobiography of VegemiteDonna Lee Brien
- Writing a menu: the politics of food choiceJen Webb
- We are what we grow: reading a tastescape as a text of cultural historyAdele Wessell
- ‘The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach’—food as an assimilation strategy: re-writing the menu at Mapoon missionAlison Wishart
- Thoroughly modern coffeeJillian Adams
- The red frog prince: a fairytale about the shifting social status of sugar confectioneryToni Risson
- Grubs with gusto: imagining recipes for changeNigel Hayes
- What’s on (or off) the menu in school?Deana Leahy
- Is food and nutrition knowledge the proof in the pudding?: the Jamie Oliver effectHolly Muggleston
- I can still taste youSusan Bradley Smith
Muggleston, Holly. 2010. “Is Food and Nutrition Knowledge the Proof in the Pudding?: The Jamie Oliver Effect.” TEXT 14 (Special 9): 1–13. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31520.