Homemade Treats for Happy, Healthy Dogs Book

Disappointing. Some of the tidbits are interesting, but the author has a tendency to forget his premise. This isn't a history of forbidden foods in any sense, partly because there's nothing like a coherent history and partly because a huge number of the foods presented haven't ever been forbidden. You can tell he's stretching when he includes several pages about crunchy snacks in the chapter on rage, because crunching supposedly makes people aggressive? Worse, he got enough blatantly wrong that I can't trust anything he wrote that I didn't already know from other sources. No, Allen, historians do not debate whether or not Marie Antoinette said, "Let them eat cake," because they all know damn good and well that she didn't. There are far, far better food histories out there.