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It's funny, as an American I had this high impression of European cuisine... until I spent time in Europe (lots more fried food than I was expecting!). I know
by legitster 4y ago
It's funny, as an American I had this high impression of European cuisine... until I spent time in Europe (lots more fried food than I was expecting!).
I know a lot of people who had this stereotype that all Americans were fat and overweight, and then they get here and say "oh, it's really just the same as back home".
I think the only difference in America is that there is this long tail at the end of the distribution. 95% of us look and eat roughly as healthy as any other population, and then there is this 5% of extremely obese people that they show facelessly on the news.
- mikrl 4y agoI bet you were on vacation though so I wouldn’t blame you for eating all the good fried stuff. If you grew up there and had food from your granny or something I bet you’d be eating less exciting (and more boiled) food.
- legitster 4y agoHaha! Fair enough. My takeaway is that there was nothing magically different about the average diet in both places. Maybe slightly more sugar in one and more cheese in the other.