Food Culture & Society

Papers
(The median citation count of Food Culture & Society is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
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Champagne Charlie: The Frenchman who taught Americans to love champagne, by Don and Petie Kladstrup, Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 296 pp., $32.95, 978-1-64012-394-6.19
A new hunger: food shortages and satires of the state in Cuban and Egyptian cultural production17
Food and identity: food writing and Jewish identity construction in Anita Brookner’s Holocaust novels14
Flavors of adaptation: Columbus, Ohio, as a stage of interaction for Mediterranean and Mexican restauranteurs14
On the qualia of sensory food heritage in Singapore12
Extension and amputation of sense and sentiment: food as medium in Celeste Ng’s Everything I Never Told You and Little Fires Every12
Racial justice in food studies: a conversation with practitioners 202411
The Falafel Bites Back: Informal Pedagogies of Gendered and Racialized Recipes of Arabic-Speaking Migrant Communities10
Transporting Arctic foodways: the infrastructure of food sovereignty in Nunavut, Canada10
Constructing Global Tastes: A Comparison of Two Cultural Intermediaries in the Field of High-End Cuisine10
Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada,9
The Michelin guide enters China: strategies, practices and hazards9
Beef or Beet Wellington? Chefs, meat reduction, and hindering and supportive forms of craftsmanship8
Making and breaking bread: the promises and pitfalls of migration discourse in food tour television8
Allowing the transformation of our food to transform us: the benefits of a mindful fermentation practice8
The diasporic meatscapes of the Tamil community in Toronto: how immigrants reconfigure food environments and infrastructures to secure a taste of home7
Food solidarities for and with migrants: mobilizations under pressure in public spaces in the Bordeaux area7
No tuozaafi no food among the Dagaaba of Ghana: understanding the cultural aspects of the uses of food7
Romantic Narratives on Nature and Environment in Meat-Focused Food Documentaries7
Delivering meanings: the “appification” of formal restaurants in Brazil amid the coronavirus pandemic7
Overcoming the reproduction of the value(s) system in wine: insights from Southern Arizona7
Food–gender relationship on the backdrop of war: the gendered practices of cooking, sharing and belonging through food7
The Good, the Bad, and the Unsustainable: evaluations of red meat alternatives in Italy7
Beyond the recipe: reshaping women’s social status through Meiji domestic cookbooks6
Vegan veterinary professionals’ experiences of commensality in small animal veterinary practice in England6
Food policy and practice in early childhood education and care: children, practitioners, and parents in an English nursery6
Smells, rhythms and bodies of Vucciria: sensing and navigating a contested Sicilian foodscape6
“When cheifest Rebell feede”: food, fosterage and fear in early modern Ireland6
Producing rice, eating tradition? A multiscalar ricescape in Hong Kong6
Striving for a holistic approach: exploring food education through Finnish youth centers5
A blessing or a curse? Culinary discourses on convenience food in Ireland during the 1960s and 1970s5
Making kin with more-than-human heritage: entangled care ethics in sourdough breadmaking5
Food insecurity during COVID-19: a place-based understanding of Fresno, California5
Correction5
Queer food futures: recommendations for inclusive support systems for LGBTQ+ communities affected by food insecurity5
Culinary cosmopolitanism: enacting intimate and intimidating commensality in Mohsin Hamid’s the Reluctant Fundamentalist4
Useful but overused? The “plate model” as a food educational tool in home economics4
Theorizing the rise of internet food cults4
The significance of food: meanings and values attached to food by male prisoners in a Norwegian low-security prison4
Editor’s note4
What’s in my mince? Reader responses to news coverage about novel plant-based protein foods4
Sweet excess: crafting mishti in Bengal4
Foodscapes: making sense of urban food provisioning practices4
Pigs, planners, and potato peels: the Soviet Scheme to feed pigs with urban food waste as a waste regime under Stalin, Khrushchev, and Brezhnev4
Peeling back the artichoke leaves: symbolism and origin stories in Jewish-Roman Cuisine4
Consumerism and gendering in food culture: a study of urban Kerala4
Ten centuries of Chinese food writing: what do we do with all these recipes?4
Encountering tartiflette: Reblochon cheese, winter sports, and the invention of tradition4
“A Ramadan in Lisbon”: methodological approaches and ethnographic impressions from the making of a documentary film4
Pickles4
“Online learning and Community-Engaged Pedagogy during a global health crisis: teaching food studies & COVID-19”3
The cultural politics of food, taste, and identity: a global perspective3
How children negotiate ‘the two worlds of school’ to create space for sharing their own food pedagogies with peers3
Culinary tourism and contradictions of cultural sustainability: industrial agriculture food products as tradition in the American Midwest3
Episodes of cannibalism between Christians and Muslims from the eleventh to the thirteenth century. Cases of dehumanization and hyper-humanization3
Editor’s Introduction3
Food, national identity and tourism in Greenland3
Mougwa is just like dunggwa more or less”: language and cultural co-construction in Cantonese Chinese Am3
Key aspects of food-related activities for developing a conceptual framework of food pedagogies - Perspectives from community food leaders in Australia3
When rock tea meets ANT: an experimental reading3
Education as policy: Museums’ relationships to food governance in New York City3
Correction Notice3
Evolving antinomies of culinary practice: Britain 1968-20163
It’s not just meat, mate! The importance of gender differences in meat consumption3
Reel cooking: how Instagram reimagines recipe narratives3
Eating in Chicagolandia ! Sensitive experiences and food sociabilities of Mexican migrants in public and commercial places3
Vegetarianism and science fiction: a history of utopian animal ethics3
Memories, relationships and identity: food-related narratives and memory among Japanese descendants in Broome, Western Australia3
Gaztronomy : cuisine and modernity in 1930s Lisbon3
Digital food TV: the cultural place of food in a digital era3
Martha Lloyd’s Household Book: The Original Manuscript from Jane Austen’s Kitchen Martha Lloyd’s Household Book: The Original Manuscript from Jane Austen’s Kitchen , by 3
Taste: a philosophy of food Taste: a philosophy of food , by Sarah E. Worth, London, Reaktion Books, 2021, 236 pp., ISBN 978-1-78914-480-2.3
Racial justice in Food Studies: a conversation with practitioners 20252
Researching wild meat consumption in contemporary Nanxiong, South China: a social practice approach2
We want to be a bridge. It’s not just about eating ”: food entrepreneurship among migrant communities in Istanbul2
Chicha2
What do we eat to celebrate masculinity and femininity in contemporary Russia? a netnography approach2
Editorial2
Feeding a tourism boom: changing food practices and systems of provision in Hoi An, Vietnam2
Charlas culinarias (culinary chats): A methodology and pedagogy expanding a food consciousness2
Purity and pollution: faith vegans’ categorizations of plant-based foods as pure and animal-derived foods as polluting2
Working the rational and the mystical into “superfoods”: a Benjaminian approach2
Cooking up controversies: critiques of food aid recipients and Peru’s Comedores Populares2
Manuscript cookbooks on the move: social functions, heritage management and women’s narratives in the Czech-Bavarian Borderland2
Valorization of food products in a knowledge-based economy: analysis of the PDO “Sierra Mágina” olive oil cooperatives2
Food justice and the Ironwood Community Cookbook : examining pressures of food (in)security through local recipes and food stories2
Rolling out filo and the past: an ethnographic encounter with cooking, memory and identity in rural Greece2
Syracuse ASFS Annual Conference Presidential Address (2024)2
How restaurants shape national identity in a culturally diverse city2
What’s cooking? The normalization of meat in YouTube recipe videos consumed by South Asian British Muslims2
Eating out: changing Bengali middle-class practices in Calcutta in the twentieth century2
“Healthy” food configurations: critical analysis of power relations in context2
‘Double-boiled soup for my kids?’: love labour and care ethics in Chinese mothers’ foodcare2
«Food and I» – experimenting with citizen science by using oral history in food studies2
An interpretative phenomenological analysis of eating behaviors and mealtimes experiences of young people with Tourette syndrome2
Emotions toward “industrial” versus “sustainable” foods: when fascination, fear or anger reveal different cultural ideologies and desired futures2
Gastroimaginaries: a framework for conceptualizing narratives of food and place in the American South2
2022 Association for the Study of Food and Society Awards2
From Green Revolution to Millet Revolution: understanding India’s transition through agri-food policies2
ASFS presidential address 2025: why the senses matter in dangerous times2
Professor Frankel’s fake flesh: a history of “synthetic meat” (1949–1953)2
Negotiating food authenticity and service authenticity in Korean restaurants in Ankara2
High-school students’ demonstration of systems thinking in the context of sustainable food systems2
Is a vegetable garden essential? Toronto gardens as culinary infrastructure2
Wine and fire: a phenomenology of commensality and saturation2
Smart food: novel foods, food security, and the Smart Nation in Singapore2
It’s more than just food: the role of food among Chinese international students’ acculturation experiences in the UK and USA2
Ensorceled food: navigating domestic social power and control in early modern Malta2
Learning farmerhood: intersectional pathways into UK agroecology2
Navigating “proper food” and “good mothering” on social media1
Editor’s note1
Duck & diaspora: eating dialectically in a settler-colonial food system1
Culinary citizenship and food pedagogies among diners in multiethnic Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam1
Co-opting domesticity: apartheid, South African Jewish women, and community cookbooks1
Vinagre1
The political dimension of food in Spain. A taxonomy of civic and political actions1
Eating, sharing, and mutuality of being among the mentawai on Siberut Island, Indonesia1
Symbolic hunger in upward social dining among youth in China1
Routledge handbook of sustainable and regenerative food systems1
Correction:1
The appeal of alternative diets – stories of carbohydrate-conscious eaters regarding motives, credibility of dietary advice and the authority of experiences1
In search of lost time: tradition and identity in culinary narratives about old Hanoi1
Teaching food memoir: can sensory stories create meaningful writing experiences amidst AI?1
Çiğköfte and Lahmacun in the history of emotions: the construction of emotional communities by taste and smell in Turkey1
The magic is in the mix: a uses and gratifications approach to the cross-media use of food-related media content1
Oishii: The history of sushi1
Exploring transgender transition and food socialization1
The dark side of the bun: endo and exogenous class exclusions in Polish alternative food network1
The spirit of the law: a call for Jewish vegan values1
Media-ting Austerity Feeding: second-hand Infant Food Exchange Online in Canada1
Boston ASFS conference presidential address1
Creative tea tourism in Asian tea villages1
Semiotic recipes for society: a diachronic analysis of frames and binary codes in Our Cookbook from 1927 to 20131
Biryani with the Golden Girls: Muslim South Asian-American women’s food voices1
Navigating discipline and indulgence: the performance of contradiction on Instagram food posts in the Philippines1
Multicultural commodification in New York City’s culinary field: resistance among Mexican Indigenous chefs1
Making of Vietnamese food in Seoul: forms of capital and the intra-diversity in framing taste and menu1
Street food in Greece through the eyes of foreign visitors1
Access, dignity, and choice: social supermarkets and the end of the food bank model in the UK?1
From diversity to uniformity: comparing nutritional transition of food consumption in four regions in Senegal1
The states of taste: primary and secondary school students’ and teachers’ ideas on food ateliers from a Reggio Emilia perspective1
The beverage voice: brief annotated bibliography1
A surfeit of lampreys – a true story or a myth?1
Foodways and culinary identity in Iranian-American memoirs1
Navigating precarious foodscapes: discourses and everyday practices of eating chicken meat in Japan1
The food voice: before, during and after1
Developing a recipe for success: commentary on Seaman et al. (2021) “Eating invasives: chefs as an avenue to control through consumption”1
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Community, domestic labor, technology, and commercial food: what an early 20th-century recipe box can tell us0
Food matters and materialities: critical understandings of food cultures0
“Feed them, protect them, give them what they want”: exploring food as an occupational stress in Canadian federal penitentiaries0
Food and the everyday resistance of Filipino domestic workers in Italian households0
Meat!: a transnational analysis Meat!: a transnational analysis , edited by Sushmita Chatterjee and Banu Subranmaniam, Durham, Duke University Press, 2021, 300 pp., $27.0
‘I am what feeds me’: food as subversive voice in Padma Lakshmi’s love, loss and what we ate (2016)0
“For us women, flavor is king”: Gender, saf sap and flavor work in urban Senegal0
“The little I receive is not enough’’ : A qualitative study of food insecurity in the South Bronx0
Between fusion and ceremonialization. An exploration of Latin American and Caribbean migrants’ foodways in cosmopolitan Almere, The Netherlands0
Re-exploring the rural/urban dichotomy: farm shops in urban settings0
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Urban gardening in Ho Chi Minh City: class, food safety concerns, and the crisis of confidence in farming0
Food and identity in Carlo Collodi’s Il viaggio per l’Italia di Giannettino0
Feeding grandchildren: competing priorities and blurred relational boundaries0
“Almost but not quite”: embodiment and materiality in encounters with meat substitutes0
“People don’t feel good if they can’t feed you:” the role of commensality and kinship making in plant-based dietary transformations from the perspective of vegans0
Hierarchies, overlaps and conflict of values in alternative food networks: experiences and perspectives from producers and suppliers in Castile and León, Spain0
Making and masking natures: a commodification story of coconut water0
Precarious digital mothering: creativity, entrepreneurship and hidden labor within digital foodscapes0
Harnessing food system equity from the ground up: shifting co-governance practices in the funding of food security responses during the pandemic crisis in Toronto, Canada0
Eating with children: a practice theoretical study of foodwork in transitioning to parenthood0
Food insecurity stigma, neoliberalization, and college students in California’s Inland Empire0
The alembic and the coffeepot. The brandy house in 18th century Italy0
My “kind” of food: how ethnic food categories were changed in Local mainstream media from the case study of Boston Magazine0
Making tea, making ethnic minority women: Women’s labor, ethnicized femininity, and the Pu’er tea business in contemporary China0
In a pickle: the pedagogical potentiality of fermentation0
Minding your manners in the Gilded Age0
Kraut0
Materiality and the politics of seeds in the global expansion of quinoa0
Acquired tastes: stories about the origins of modern food0
Urban food cultures. Towards an integrated approach of the urban food system0
The unruly possibilities of fermentive economies: preserving food diversity and sovereignty in contemporary Bulgaria0
Eating in theory Eating in theory , by Annemarie Mol, Durham & London, Duke University Press, 2021, 208 pp., $24.95, ISBN 978-1-4780-1141-50
Nutrition security under constraint: food shopping, cooking, and structural barriers among Mexican immigrants in the Bronx, NYC0
Toward a critical geopolitics of tea culture across China and Taiwan0
Food and meals among homeless migrant families in Sweden – including photo documentation by their children0
“Millet” as a postcolonial-masculinist sign of difference: tracing the effects of ontological-epistemic erasure on a food grain0
Eating religiously: food and faith in the 21stcentury0
Skipping meals on campus: college student food insecurity and urban mobility0
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Japanese gastronomic imagination through rakugo performance0
Culinary sustainability as a resilience practice for Syrian refugees amidst urban precarity in Istanbul0
The role of public catering in Budapest (Hungary)0
Street food in Brazil: food styles in the daily life of a Brazilian city0
Bread alarm in Brussels, 1840. Understanding and theorizing the development of food scares0
Searching for the “politics of the possible” in flexitarianism0
Transforming South Africa’s unjust food system: an argument for decolonization0
‘A smoked salmon salad and a glass of Bordeaux.’ Cultivating social distinction and negotiating femininity through the consumption of Western food in post-reform China0
Crisis caring: chef foundations, branding, and responsibility in foodscapes0
Dining in the digital realm: understanding the spatial-temporal experience of wanghong restaurant and food0
Serving hot cakes and hashtags: how two popular resort towns entice LGBTQ+ tourists with food and drink on social media0
Healthy communication strategy: social media and food literacy in Nigeria0
Sustainable eating in the “new normal” Italy: ecological food habitus between biospheric values and de-globalizing gastronationalism0
Masculine-coded ideals of consuming vegan food. An analysis of Swedish male students’ negotiations of plant-based school meals0
Transformation of commercial tteokbokki in Seoul after the Korean War: through the lens of newspaper articles0
Sovereign at heart: photovoice, food mapping and giving back in Alberni-Clayoquot0
“A Whole New World of Possibilities”: Koji Uses and Ambiguities on the Global Marketplace0
Faith and food in rural Malawi: an investigation into the sociocultural determinants of household food security0
Time and microbes, tides and bodies: on fermentation as artistic practice and culinary cruising0
Vegan labor: the intensification of family foodwork at the intersection of dietary and gender norms0
Conversations with food0
The representation of cultural identity in Melaka Portuguese cookbooks0
Foodism in Ireland: feeding foodie philosophy or showing a shift in contemporary food culture?0
To feed a town —the operation of the Maribor food market, 1910–20200
Through a vegan studies lens: textual ethics and lived activism0
Food pharmacies and food addiction: shifting food-drug interpretations in allopathic medicine, psychology, and psychiatry0
Promoting social sustainability and transforming foodways through alternative food spaces: a case study of Beijing farmers’ market0
Is sustainable food inclusive? Reflections from fieldwork in Liège, Belgium0
(Dis)claiming identity: Gordon Ramsay’s use of humor to manage public persona0
Celebrity transformation in the wake of environmental and identity politics0
The political work of food delivery: consumer co-operative systems and women’s labor in “relationless” Japan0
Food practices as informing religious identity and connections in Oguta, Southeastern Nigeria0
Editor’s note0
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Religious food pantry culture: effects on nutrition policies and practices0
Precarious foodscapes: life, caring, digitization, and labor in the face of deepening food crises0
Understanding food waste prevention through household-level lenses0
Three feet under: hāngī and the contemporary adaptation of indigenous culinary techniques0
Creative newcomers and local food culture: revitalization, sustainability, and place-making between rural and urban0
Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency0
From ritual loss of life to loss of living rituals: on judicialization of slaughter and denial of animal death0
Correction: Urban foodways and social sustainability: neighbourhood restaurants and social infrastructure0
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Tracing Terroir(s): the role of maps, guidebooks, and regional products in constructing the French gastronomic imaginary0
The food voice: memory, metaphor & identity0
Food resignification practices among refugees at the margins of Rome0
Pizza in The Australian Women’s Weekly (1933–1982): creating referential and cultural meanings through recipes and story-telli0
Ethnic food retail and immigrant wellbeing: a relational understanding of Chinese migrants’ food access in Toronto, Canada0
Migrations and culinary culture interaction: the example of Turkish restaurants in Germany0
Food hospitality and the negotiation of subjectivities through meals in the context of migration: case studies from Belgium0
Research Statement of Tara Maudrie0
Climate diaspora and future food cultures in Snowpiercer (2013) and The Road (2009)0
Sustainable food posts on social media: an exploratory study on X using hashtags0
Perish the thought: fermentation and rot in the medieval imagination0
Intersections between rural studies and food justice in the U.S.: some implications for today and the future0
Narratives entwined: framing the transcultural displays of Chinese tea at the 1851 Great Exhibition0
Cheffes de Cuisine Cheffes de Cuisine , by Rachel E. Black, Urbana, Chicago, and Springfield, University of Illinois Press, 2021, 227 pp., ISBN 978-0-252-08605-20
From lake to plate: sustainable gastronomy and the (in)accessible wild Arctic char0
Fusion subsistence: the diverse foodscape of the Aleutians0
Like a Moth to a candle-lit dinner: food and storytelling0
Farming inside invisible worlds: modernist agriculture and its consequences Farming inside invisible worlds: modernist agriculture and its consequences , by Hugh Campbel0
Bigger fish to fry: a theory of cooking as risk with Greek examples Bigger fish to fry: a theory of cooking as risk with Greek examples , by David Sutton, New York, Berg0
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