She followed it up with Soda Politics, which blew up Coca Cola’s spot for downplaying the truth about sugar. Her 2007 book Food Politics won a James Beard Award for exposing the food industry’s entrenched influence on public health. Nestle is the Paulette Goddard Professor and Professor Emerita at NYU, where she recently retired from teaching after 30 years. It’s not atrocious, but the music could be taken a crank to the left.
Nutrition goddess Nestle doesn’t really do technology, except for a sound-measuring app so she can quantify how damn loud it is in here (85 is the worst in New York City restaurants, she says). I recognized Marion Nestle and her halo of white curls immediately and flagged her down inside Fairfax, an all-day café with a sound decibel hovering around 75. Up next, dietitian, professor, and all around nutrition goddess Marion Nestle, whose book Unsavory Truth is out now. In our series Person of Interest, we talk to the people catching our eye right now about what they're doing, eating, reading, and loving.
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