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Food bloggers and the democratisation of taste
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First there were restaurants, then there were restaurant reviews. The democratisation of taste began with Grimod de la Reynière’s Almanach des Gourmands and, today, anyone with access to a computer can publish their own opinions of the restaurants they visit to a worldwide audience. This paper considers amateur restaurant reviewers – food bloggers – and the part they play in disseminating and shaping notions of good taste.
Title: Food bloggers and the democratisation of taste
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First there were restaurants, then there were restaurant reviews.
The democratisation of taste began with Grimod de la Reynière’s Almanach des Gourmands and, today, anyone with access to a computer can publish their own opinions of the restaurants they visit to a worldwide audience.
This paper considers amateur restaurant reviewers – food bloggers – and the part they play in disseminating and shaping notions of good taste.
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