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måndag 18 juni 2007

How we eat/consume around the world: Food for Thought

Posted on 07:34 by Unknown

Take a look at this photo essay of what people around the world eat in a month, and think about how much of our food we cede to the food processing corporations..,
http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1626519,00.html

My thoughts:
  • The US had by far the most food and among the least fresh veggies/fruits
  • Followed by the British
  • The Ecuadoreans look very happy and love their simple potato and cabbage soup
  • Ditto for the Bhutanese
  • The Germans also have very little fresh food and they look kinda dyspeptic
  • Some families had very little food at all...
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