Eggs or Anarchy? The remarkable story of the man tasked with the impossible: to feed a nation

$5.73

One of the most entertaining and informative accounts of the struggle to feed the nation during the Second World War, is William Sitwell’s Eggs Or Anarchy. It’s the heroic tale of how Lord Woolton, Minister for Food, managed to ensure Britons were fed and nourished against all the odds. You can read more about it in our review here.

Related Products

Secrets of Great Second Meals – Sara Dickerman

Sara Dickerman explains how to transform the remains of last night's dinner into something completely new. To read my post on how to reduce your food waste, click here.
Read More

The Whole Fish – Josh Niland

This book gets us to use bits of the fish we never would normally have imagined.
Read More

Food Waste Philosophy – Shane Jordan

A highly personal story of a young chef who became a champion of preventing food waste after volunteering at Food Cycle. Shane Jordan writes compassionately and offers lots of practical tips for non-professionals. To read my post that incorporates tips from Shane as well as other chefs on how to reduce your food waste, click here.
Read More

Noveltea oolong tea with whisky

This is a much gentler and sweeter way of drinking whisky (probably too light for a hardcore whisky drinker). It makes for a fabulous cocktail - you can find the recipe for my Black Dragon on Fire cocktail here. 70cl 11% abv
Read More

Bread is Gold – Massimo Bottura

Massimo Bottura describes how he and chefs from around the world prevented food from going to waste. The book shares the recipes he made. You can read my post on how to reduce your food waste and what I learnt from this book here.
Read More