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Photo Essay: What the world eats

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Originally posted by: Mucho
Something not quite right, I'd guess people eat a lot more meat.

Well, per capita, we eat significantly more meat in the U.S. than most other countries. In places where meat is traditionally a small part of the diet or where the cost of meat precludes it from being more popular, you get a lot of people who supplant protein in their diet with beans, nuts, and soy.

When meat is used, it's rarely a hunk of meat served as a main course like we have here. Rather, its chopped up and mixed with vegetables and served as an accompanying dish.
 
Originally posted by: natep
a lot of Kellogg's corn flakes too.

That's what I noticed. Screw WalMart and MS, Kellogg's is trying to take over the world with their corn flakes.
 
Originally posted by: Patt
I really wish I lived somewhere that you could run to an outdoor market for fruits/veggies/meat etc. Everything that makes it up here (northern Canada) is decidedly not fresh 🙁

Hydroponics. Amazingly, its not just for weed.
 
Americans definitely need to start eating more fresh fruit and veg. Its hard to see exactly from those pictures, I think I ate more of that today than the black family and less than the white family. To be precise, I had: 4 tomatoes, 3 bell peppers, an onion, a carrot and some celery, 2 bananas and 2 apples. And its only 7 pm.
 
Originally posted by: Flyback
lol @ Ecuador: The Ayme family of Tingo

(6 of them are wearing the same damn hat: http://img.timeinc.net/time/ph...7/hungry_planet/10.jpg )

Um yeah, that's their traditional outfit? Looks much better than a bunch of people in identical baseball caps with just a different logo, and is a lot more practical and cheap too.

Though I have to say that Andean food is pretty bland!

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: Oceandevi
The germans look sad.
Germans are only happy when they're in Paris.

I dunno, did you see all the beer+wine lined up in the front?🙂
 
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Originally posted by: Patt
I really wish I lived somewhere that you could run to an outdoor market for fruits/veggies/meat etc. Everything that makes it up here (northern Canada) is decidedly not fresh 🙁

Hydroponics. Amazingly, its not just for weed.

Kinda hard to do in Northern Alberta.
 
Originally posted by: potato28
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Originally posted by: Patt
I really wish I lived somewhere that you could run to an outdoor market for fruits/veggies/meat etc. Everything that makes it up here (northern Canada) is decidedly not fresh 🙁

Hydroponics. Amazingly, its not just for weed.

Kinda hard to do in Northern Alberta.

you can do it indoors its not hard just expensive
 
They should have thrown in 'American College Student' with a 3-feet high stack of Ramen, a crate of Mt. Dew and a keg. 😉

Good link, OP. :thumbsup:
 
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