• Write a review on Amazon. If you let me know that you did, I'll send you a cool magnet with the 25 food truths. Here are some tips on writing a review:
    • Use the title of the book Food Truths from Farm to Table.
    • Some phrases that might be helpful to include
      • Embrace food as a celebration
      • Arm us with truths to know what questions to ask
      • Simplify smart food shopping and save time
      • Lift the veil on today's farming and ranching practices
      • Bring clarity and common sense to an emotional food conversation
    • Use at least two adjectives and reinforce the benefit of the book for the reader. For example.
      • Food Truths from Farm to Table lifts the veil on modern farming practices and help me understand how food is being produced. It's an uniquely approachable read that takes guilt out of food buying.
      • Food Truths from Farm to Table empowers people to be smart about food based on their own standards, not guilt. The stories really brought farmers and ranchers to life and helped me understand how they're raising my food.
      • This a fun read, but also a well-researched book. Food Truths from Farm to Table simplified smart food shopping for my family and restored our freedom to enjoy food.
  • Tweet one of the food truths with a link to ordering the book on Amazon. Use #foodtruth and and tag @mpaynspeaker when possible. Some example tweets:
    • The new Food Truths book by @mpaynspeaker saved me time by giving me an approachable #grocery guidebook http://amzn.to/2ngnHIi #foodtruth
    • Food should be about celebration, not guilt. Food Truths was a fun read & helped me understand my #food! http://amzn.to/2ngnHIi #foodtruth
    • Food Truths by @mpaynknspeaker helped me consider my #nutritional, social, ethical, #health & standards. http://amzn.to/2ngnHIi #foodtruth
    • Food truth #15 (change out for your own favorite food truth) "Soil is a farm's greatest asset." was my favorite #foodtruth. http://amzn.to/2ngnHIiTweet one of the food truths with a link to ordering the book on Amazon. Use #foodtruth and and tag @mpaynspeaker when possible. Some example tweets:
  • Take a picture that represents on of the 25 food truths  in your world and post it on Instagram, with a quick story of why it represents truth in food. Use #foodtruth and tag @mpaynspeaker when possible.

 

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Fast Facts

  • Named an Amazon #1 New Release. Released March 20, 2017 for National Nutrition Month & National Ag Day.
  • 55+ farm, dietetics, ranch, food science, and health experts share their firsthand perspective.
  • 25 food truths embedded throughout the book to overcome grocery store myths.
  • 45 chapters cover nine parts of the grocery store: dairy, eggs, fruit, vegetables, meat, bread & baking, cereal, snacks and convenience foods, deli & food service.
  • 119 citations, in combination with personal stories, make it a uniquely well-researched and approachable read.
  • Designed to reduce confusion and guilt so you can feel better about shopping, preparing, and serving meals.
  • Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, other fine bookstores, and your library.
  • Accredited for CEUs for RDNs and DTNs.
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