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"A lot of food imagery that goes out in the Western world tends to glamorize and fetish-ize the act of cooking." [5:30]
"The mission of the magazine is to really celebrate global cooking... Not giving precedence to one thing over another, but really celebrate the colorful mosaic of world cooking." [8:30]
-- James Oseland on Let's Eat In
A Global Food Perspective (22:51)
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"There's a quiet revolutionary quality to making a print magazine today."
"Our little secret at Saveur is that we're not really a food magazine, we're an anthropology magazine. We're about what people do around the world through this very specific lens of food."
"What is happening now...is an unquiet, conscious reaction to the fact that America knows it needs to stop eating crap."
"I live to cook.. it's my favorite thing in the world to do."
--James Oseland, editor in chief of Saveur Magazine on Taste Matters






