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‘Foodie’ culture is exclusionary – these creative cookbooks are offering an alternative
The article highlights how mainstream foodie culture often overlooks the needs of disabled individuals and those with chronic illnesses. By showcasing creative cookbooks that offer inclusive alternatives, it emphasizes the importance of considering diverse perspectives in brand strategy, particularly in the food and lifestyle sectors.
Its Nice That: For Disabled people and those living with chronic illness, cooking can be a tricky and arduous task, but this is something often ignored in mainstream foodie culture – typically led by trends, fads and style over substance.
Here, Kieran Yates spotlights the cookbooks challenging this fact, and argues creatives have the power to change the way we think (and eat).
The article addresses a significant gap in the food and lifestyle branding sector by advocating for inclusivity, which is increasingly important for brand strategy professionals.
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