Discover the hilarious world of food presentation with this hardback edition of 'We Want Plates' by Ross McGinnes. This 120 x 170 mm book features 112 pages of the most bizarre and cringe-worthy serving methods collected from a viral social media campaign. Perfect for food lovers, restaurant critics, and anyone with a sense of humor, this delightful collection showcases the ridiculousness of serving food on wood, slate, mugs, and even jam jars. As the creator of the popular Twitter page, McGinnes brings you the 'worst of' submissions, alongside never-before-seen material that will have you laughing out loud and questioning dining norms. Ideal for gifting or personal enjoyment, this book is a must-have for anyone who appreciates witty commentary on culinary trends. Published by Prestel Publishing on 10-11-2017, 'We Want Plates' is not just a book; it's a movement towards better dining experiences and a fun conversation starter at your next gathering. And with fast shipping from our Auckland location, you can enjoy this fantastic read without worrying about unexpected import charges or customs duties. Join the crusade against ridiculous food presentations and celebrate the joy of dining with style and humor.

CONDITION: Brand New
Dimensions: 120 x 170 mm
Pages: 112
Bind: hardback
Author: Ross McGinnes Publisher: Prestel Publishing
Publication Date: 10-11-2017

We Want Plates is the hilarious global crusade against serving food on bits of wood and roof slates, chips in mugs and drinks in jam jars. The viral social media campaign has amassed a quarter of a million followers, who have submitted thousands of pictures of restaurants’ most bizarre and cringe-worthy serving methods. This book brings together a ‘worst of’ of submissions and contains new material not published on We Want Plates ROSS MCGINNES is creator of the twitter page We Want Plates MARINA O‘LOUGHLIN is a journalist, writer and restaurant critic at The Guardian.

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