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Introduction
FROM THE FAMILIAR CAMPBELL'S SOUP TO ERNEST MATTHEW MICKLER'S White Trash Cooking, this investigation looks closely at the ways that class and food/eating collide in American society and in popular culture. It is also important to consider the influences behind changes, from demand to marketing, and the fluid boundaries between them. From cookbooks to the mass media, from the TV dinner phenomenon to the TV show Roseanne and her foray into the "loose meat sandwich" business, I investigate some of the representations of the ways that male and female laborers fed and feed their hungry families. There are also families' adaptations to demands of ...