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absolutely right. i am in india and my entire extended family is vegeterian. But people still consume deep-fried unhealthy foods, and with the dawn of global f
by lazyninja987 6y ago
absolutely right.
i am in india and my entire extended family is vegeterian.
But people still consume deep-fried unhealthy foods, and with the dawn of global food chains offering veg options, the problem amplifies.
Being veg alone does not guarantee health, consuming healthy food in moderation should be priority.
On the other hand, situation for meat eaters is worse. zero standards for meat quality, rat meat served in place of chicken. its a nightmare.
- signal11 6y agoVegetarian Indian food is very tasty and also potentially very carb-rich if you don’t watch out — especially the parathas / pooris. Or the large amounts of rice many consume vs their exercise levels. The sugary tea many consume, often multiple times a day, is also a problem — to be clear the sugar is the problem, not the tea. And then there’s Indian sweets and a national love of biscuits (en-GB not en-US) and fried snacks.
- dgellow 6y ago> rat meat served in place of chicken. Wait, what?!
- lazyninja987 6y agomeat is never served directly to customers. its served as part of dish (chicken curry/chicken biryani etc.,). to increase profits, hotel owners, mix rat meat with chicken because its cheaper and impossible to detect.