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I grew up in the countryside in the most conservative part of the country (measured by catholic presence). This attachment to food is indeed more present in the
by The_Colonel 3y ago
I grew up in the countryside in the most conservative part of the country (measured by catholic presence). This attachment to food is indeed more present in the rural countryside, but still nothing like the commenter above describes.
- me_me_me 3y agoSharing a meal is a strong bonding ritual. I read long time ago a study of families who eat together and those who dont. Families who share meals have higher cohesion and better relations. Its important to consider where those traditions came from and maybe why they came about.