Review of Ultra-processed people: Why we can’t stop eating food that isn’t food

By Jennifer Sumner

Given the ubiquity of UPF, this book fills a vital gap in our knowledge. Thankfully, it is easy to read, combining research and interviews with personal anecdotes and amusing glimpses of van Tulleken family life. For those of us involved in food…

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