N No Animal Food And Nutrition and Diet; with Vegetable Recipes Rupert H. Wheldon
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  1. Preface

    3:54

  2. No Animal Food Ch. I - Urgency of the Subject

    13:00

  3. No Animal Food Ch. II - Physical Considerations

    29:22

  4. No Animal Food Ch. III - Ethical Considerations

    19:49

  5. No Animal Food Ch. IV - The Aesthetic Point of View

    10:23

  6. No Animal Food Ch. V - Economical Considerations

    8:56

  7. No Animal Food Ch. VI - The Exclusion of Dairy Produce

    7:19

  8. No Animal Food Ch. VII - Conclusion

    7:53

  9. Nutrition and Diet Ch. I - The Science of Nutrition

    20:30

  10. Nutrition and Diet Ch. II - What to Eat

    24:33

  11. Nutrition and Diet Ch. III - When to Eat

    10:07

  12. Nutrition and Diet Ch. IV - How to Eat

    8:54

  13. Food Table

    9:32

  14. Recipes - Intro & Soups

    7:28

  15. Recipes - Savory Dishes & Gravies and Sauces

    12:59

  16. Recipes - Puddings, Etc.

    10:20

  17. Recipes - Cakes & Biscuits

    8:11

  18. Recipes - Breads, Porridges & Fruit Cakes

    5:31

No Animal Food; and Nutrition and Diet; with Vegetable Recipes (1910) is a public domain work.

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Rupert H. Wheldon argues for a diet drawn entirely from plants, extending his case beyond meat and fish to milk, eggs, and foods made from them. Published in 1910, this volume combines a defense of that position with discussions of nutrition, eating habits, and vegetable recipes. Its chapters approach food through health, ethics, appearance, and household expense, showing how a proposed change at the table becomes a broader argument about daily conduct.

The nutritional sections examine peas, beans, lentils, nuts, and cereals, including competing views about protein, digestion, and uric acid. Wheldon also compares white and whole wheat flour rather than treating all plant foods as interchangeable. Readers interested in food reform can study both the practical concerns and the medical reasoning of the period, with its health claims understood as part of the historical argument.

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