This was an interesting book about food addiction and the role that fast food and grocery companies have played in the increased amounts of food addictions and obesity rates. I like that Michael references different cases and sources while presenting this information and I will definitely be adding Salt, Sugar, Fat to my TBR.

This book was scary to read because it is always amazing to me just how far "big industry" will go to make money off other people's addiction and misery.

This book had some very interesting aspects, but it was too detailed at some places and not enough in others.

Still the basic message comes through and actually makes me angry at the industries.

I am a huge fan of books about food and I really enjoyed Moss's previous work so I was very excited to read this one. I was not disappointed at all. This book was really fascinating both for its food aspects as well as its information on addiction. This book is definitely going to be added to my Non-fiction shelf.