Peach Street to Lobster Lane: Coast to Coast in Search of Real American Cuisine
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'A glorious freewheel through the culinary quirks and delights of the USA an unmissable treat!' Tim Spector
When the nations taster-in-chief Felicity Cloake announced her dream to cycle across America, the reactions were mixed: Youll get squashed, warned a Californian colleague. Youll be murdered, added her mum. Friends panicked: But what will you eat?
Determined to prove theres more to American food than the cartoonish glamour of burgers and doughnuts (though she tries those too), Felicity embarks on the ultimate coast-to-coast adventure, tackling highways, byways and pieways by bike in an unforgettable election year. While the news cycle spins with outrage, what she discovers on the ground is far richer: a wildly varied place of warm hospitality, local pride and unforgettable flavours from crawfish stew to sauerkraut balls, Memphis barbecue to Mission burritos, Italian beef to Tex-Mex gyoza, she dives into iconic dishes and the stories behind them.
Drawn to the scale, energy and contrasts of a country as complex as its cuisine, Felicity takes us along for the ride mile by mile, meal by meal finding a nation thats welcoming, generous and full of heart where it counts: around the table.
Book details
- Format:Hardback
- Pages:400 Pages
- Dimensions:222 x 141 x 38 mm
- Publication date:05 June 2025
- Publisher:HarperCollins Publishers
- Language:English
- ISBN10:000868765X
- ISBN-13:9780008687656