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On the flip side, no amount of dollars can get you the food quality you can have in portugal. In the end it depends on what you value.
by fvdessen 2y ago
On the flip side, no amount of dollars can get you the food quality you can have in portugal. In the end it depends on what you value.
- bluGill 2y agoThe American south is known for gardens. They have pretty good food quality if they want it. Many of them do not cook very good food, but they have plenty of ability to get it if they want. Which is to say for some reason more in the South do not value food quality, but for those who do they get it.
- rco8786 2y ago> They have pretty good food quality if they want it Ehhh food deserts and food scarcity is very much an issue for millions of people in the American south. 1 in 4 face some type of food insecurity in Alabama. https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/npa/food-access.html#:~:text=Alabama%20is%20the%20fifth%20poorest,for%20an%20active%2C%20healthy%20life https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/npa/food-access.html#:~:....
- hollerith 2y agoNeither food deserts nor rates of food insecurity have anything to do with food quality for those who want and can afford healthy food. (I would have thought that California has the best food quality in the US because that is where most of the organic fruits and vegetables in the US are grown and the other elements of a healthy diet can be shipped around the world with very little loss of quality.)
- rayiner 2y agoI suspect that’s true. My point is that Americans are pretty transparent about what they value and are successful at achieving their own metrics.
- JamesBarney 2y agoMy experience in Europe was if you went to a random restaurants it was better than the US (3-4.3 stars on yelp). But the good restaurants (4.5+) weren't any better. And there's a ton of great food in the south. New Orleans, Atlanta, Houston all have great food scenes.