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Book Review of America the Edible: A Hungry History, from Sea to Dining Sea

America the Edible: A Hungry History, from Sea to Dining Sea
Helpful Score: 4


This book has totally changed my view on Adam and not for the better. In this book he is constantly talking about hooking up with women and romping around with them. Instead of talking about the food he's talking about the women he went out to dinner with (and then some) and the meals that they ate and then how they broke up. If I wanted to read a bad romance novel I would have. And somehow every place he went he had a "beautiful woman" on his arm. Also Adam cusses like a sailor. I would never have guessed him to be like this. Otherwise the book was poorly written and was nothing like the show. I figured he'd talk about the challenges that he ate at the restaurants, and what they were and past people who had tried them. Instead it was like, meh I just ate a turkey sandwich and it was good. Nothing like the show. Again highly disappointed and Adam has lost a fan. I hate it when I read books and discover a whole new side of a person.