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I would love to hear your opinions and ideas on the subject of morality and eating animals in the modern era.

What did women who read the book "Taste, Food Will Taste Good" say, and what was your experience? Read the responses:

Gili Tel

"היה מרתק, מזעזע ומשכנע"

Oren Ben Yosef

"Saranga is very clear, and makes accessible not only the specific issue she discusses, but also the many philosophers she mentions, even to people without prior knowledge. This is one of the strengths of the book, as it invites many readers into this discussion - from the philosophical side that Saranga represents. Throughout the argument, Saranga systematically dismantles other arguments, and broadens horizons through references to many articles and books."

Tzameret Books Lecturing Department

"This is a well-investigated research work that leaves no room for doubt. Yaffa Saranga's fluent writing style transcends the world of academia and may even convince the person whose mind is distracted by this topic."   "This research work is commendable in every aspect, and it demonstrates the knowledge and skill that Yaffa Saranga has acquired."

Galit Nathan / Book blogger

"The book, Food Will Taste Good to Him, by Yafit Saranga, is a philosophical discourse on the animal industry in the modern era. Through reading the book, the reader is exposed to thoughts about prejudices and habits, and an observation about our choices in the current era, a modern and advanced era, the society around us versus the people we want to be. It is definitely a thought-provoking, profound and interesting book, combined with fluent and fascinating writing ."

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Ricky Baruch

"There is no doubt that those who live according to the vegan ideology will find the book a source of inspiration and will embrace it with love. Coming from the countryside, from agriculture, from a background that raised calves and poultry for food, I grew up with a different perception, which makes it difficult for me to adopt the vegan approach. At the same time, I found myself very empathetic in the discourse surrounding man's moral responsibility regarding the informed or unconscious choice to eat animals."

"The book sparks important discussions on the issue of animal food, sparking dialogue between advocates and opponents."

Dr. Oshrat Ben Hamo

"I sat down to read Yafit Saranga's wonderful book, which deals with philosophy and questions concerning morality in the context of animals in the modern era. I read the book with a marker, and take away a lot of pearls of wisdom and important points for explanation. The book deals with important questions that force the reader to observe the complex and immoral reality that surrounds us from all sides. The book is written seriously, relies on relevant external information and is supported by references. Thank you Yafit for a fine vegan work and for a book that is fluent in its writing, in its depth and simplicity. If you have the courage to open your eyes, do yourself a favor and purchase the book."

For advance purchase of the book "And the palate will taste it" published by 'Tsamret':

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