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There are various attempts to explain why people are getting into this, but they all seem like rationalisations to me. A lot of people just like things that are
by twic 3y ago
There are various attempts to explain why people are getting into this, but they all seem like rationalisations to me. A lot of people just like things that are new and different. That's all. And fair play to them.
Also:
>" It’s not about the pleasure of eating the texture of the food. It’s just like: ‘this is good fibre and lots of nutrients and I’m going to eat it,’ and I think that is actually a very American way of thinking about eating,”
No, it isn't.
- snapcaster 3y agoHad similar thought. I WISH my fellow americans actually thought this
- thieving_magpie 3y ago>No, it isn't. It isn't but I think it can be. In my rural part of the southeast I see more and more people making better food choices (myself included). Maybe the person interviewed is taking the long view of that trend.
- rasz 3y agoNowadays it is, but only the thin ones.
- basch 3y agoIt probably was. As in, the habit derived from cheap and healthyish and the knowledge of why was los to time as passed down generations and tradition. Like in The Time Machine when the Eloi run into the caves when the air raid sirens go off.