Narrative books about food culture, culinary history, food journalism, and drink exploration.
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Wine and whiskey enthusiast books are the most commercially viable drink sub-niche.
Food memoir (eating around the world, learning to cook) blends with travel writing.
The growing interest in fermentation, cheesemaking, and food DIY creates new sub-niches.
Food anthropology and culinary history crossover to academic and foodie audiences.
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