Sentence examples for guide to food from inspiring English sources

A physician's guide to food, diet and nutrition.

New York Magazine offered a guide to food served on the grounds that was from the New York City area.

It aims to provide a guide to food categories such as beef and lamb, fruit and vegetables, dairy, poultry and eggs.

This useful book also lists salamis and cheeses by region and has a buying guide to food products in Italy and the United States.

… — Jeff Gordinier The Village Voice: … And here's one way to set them straight: a 12-year-old's newly published guide to food in New York.

"A Taste of Heaven: A Guide to Food and Drink Made by Monks and Nuns," by Madeline Scherb, (Tarcher/Penguin, $15.95, paperback).

Two years ago the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, which has long been involved in agriculture issues, gave the Alliance for Jewish Renewal a two-year, $200,000 grant to start the Sacred Foods Project, which developed ethical guides to food buying.

The Paris Gourmet by Trish Deseine (Flammarion, £22.50) An essential guide to the food of her adopted home town by Irish food writer and "eat-girl" Trish Deseine.

Katy Brown is the author of Ethical Consumer's recent buyers' guide to pet food.

— Jeff Gordinier Food Republic: A guide to the food bill making its way, ploddingly, through Congress.

Tom Parker Bowles described it as "the comprehensive guide to British food from one of the godfathers of modern British cooking.