The Sophie Coe Prize in Food History 2020

The Sophie Coe Prize is awarded each year to an engaging, original piece of writing that delivers new research and/or … More

Rick Bayless, Plucky Jollibee, and Globalization

David Beriss I receive a lot of restaurant industry email. Despite the deluge, sometimes the emails provide glimpses into the … More

You know kimchi but how about kimjang?

Sangyoub Park and Sunyoung Cheong At the beginning of the new year, a variety of news outlets and food-related venues … More

“What counts is the imagination of ham, rather than its actual existence,” An Interview with Joelle Bahloul

In this third installment of interviews with anthropologists about their work on food, David Sutton talks with Joelle Bahloul, whose … More

Intercultural Learning Community on Food, Culture and Social Justice, Part II

Joan Gross Oregon State University Just as our fall term was wrapping up at Oregon State University, the Intercultural Learning … More

“I Remember the Day I said ‘Okay, I’ve Read Everything,’” an Interview with Carole Counihan

David Sutton Here is the second in my series of video interviews with food anthropologists. This one is with Dr. … More

SAFN Members will be busy at AAAs in Vancouver!

Jennifer Jo Thompson As always, food serves as an interdisciplinary site for investigating a wide range of urgent social issues. … More

Intercultural Learning Community on Food, Culture and Social Justice

Joan Gross Oregon State University I spent two very intense weeks at the end of September leading the lntercultural Learning … More

CFP for the Best Annual Food Studies Conference in North America

Note: This is the call for papers for the best annual interdisciplinary food studies conference in North America. You can … More

The Market as a Village

Blog editors’ note: This is the summer edition of the Latinx Foodways in North America series, which looks at different … More