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At the Table: The Course of American Food History The Book of OMEB Those who are fortunate enoughFood history explores how our relationship to food has transformed over time. The field not only seeks to analyze developments in how food has been grown, processed, transported, stored, advertised, sold, prepared, and consumed, but also the complex cultural rituals and meanings associated with our diets and the ways in which our eating choices help establish identity. In short, food history offers an invaluable window onto who we are as a people and