Lore Oxford is a cultural theorist and strategist. She's also the author of Substack column 'Why tho?', where she writes about internet culture and the adoption of Web3.

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'Fulfilment at any age', Psychology Today

'Jay-Z and Beyoncé pledge to go vegan', Pitchfork

'Trans fats backlash pushes U.S. butter consumption to a 40-year-high', Los Angeles Times

'How the DIY butter trend got churning', NPR

'She's at it again! Outspoken former Apprentice star Katie Hopkins says she wouldn't employ fat people "because they look lazy"', Mail Online

'Want to be a CEO? What's your BMI?', Wall Street Journal

'The Unhappy Truth About Soda', The Real Bears

'About us', Gourmet Burger Kitchen

'Nutrition calculator', McDonald's

'Global consumers willing to fork out more for fresh and sustainable packaging', Ipsos

'Shoppers willing to pay more for local foods', NACS Online

'Can a $400 blender change your life?', Slate

'Debunking the milk myth: why milk is bad for you and your bones', Save Our Bones

'Millennials changing the way we work', Philadelphia Business Journal

Can our eating habits represent our identity? We sat down with Eating right in America author Charlotte Biltekoff to discuss how what we eat aligns with our aspirations and ethical codes, and our shifting perceptions of health.

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