Came across a nice article showing various pictures of what different families buy and the costs. It shows some nice comparisons and it's just interesting to get a gist of what other people eat.
Article here
Article here
One Week's Worth of Food Around Our Planet
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damn compared to everyone else around the globe. Our food choices suck
like I'm not surprised
like I'm not surprised
Too true.
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lol at germany and all the alcohol.
America food choice don't suck. It's just a matter of we don't nearly have as many vegatables or fruits as other places. We tend to eat alot more junk food then other countries. Also, most of our food comes from other places, so we take all the other type of countries food and put it into one country.
Mexico and a few other countries have the most vegatables in their mix. Sad to see how little Chad has though.
Mexico and a few other countries have the most vegatables in their mix. Sad to see how little Chad has though.
Wow, some families eat really healthy. But the thing thats really sad is the one family with lots of junk food. =/ they need to eat healthier. But I feel bad about Chad, who has ver little to what everyone else has. But America's food choices don't suck. It's the food choices that the people make in America that sucks. We could eat all the vegi's that all the other countries have and do but we just choose not to. It's the way we are.
Japan's food was amazingly vegetable-oriented, which is surprising to me as I don't see it as much of a farming country.
There are farms right against the base on all sides. You have no clue. They're all around the outskirts of the city. It surprised me when I got here. Not the greatest smell with all the fertilizer and they burn the waste.
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