The Rainbow Underground: A Complete History, Science, and Kitchen Guide to Carrots
From purple Afghan roots to WWII radar propaganda, baby-cut billion-dollar inventions, and the polyacetylenes that may prevent colon cancer — the surprisingly wild story of the world's most familiar vegetable, plus five Monte Carlo simulations, the raw-vs-cooked-vs-juiced debate settled by science, and why organic actually matters for a root that grows in dirt.