
Photo Credit: Time Magazine, "What the World Eats."
If you’ve wondered how what we eat here in US compares to the rest of the world, head over to TIME where they’ve put together a beautiful photo essay called “What the World Eats” with photos from the book “Hungry Planet.”
They’ve posted Part 1 of the project that shows 15 families and literally what they eat. Each family is photographed with a room full of food that represents their eating habits. The families are from all over, including Tingo, Cario, Konstancin-Jeziorna, Beijing and more.
While there is a clear trend toward people from more developed country eating more processed foods (booo!), overall the results are pretty varied and super interesting.
Give a look and then think about what your photo might look like and if need be how you would change yours to perhaps look more green!
CATEGORIES: Culture, Environment
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The credit that should be posted on your blog under the image is:
© Peter Menzel http://www.menzelphoto.com from the book Hungry Planet: What the World Eats
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I noticed that the USA families hardly had any vegies or other fresh foods. It certainly did not reflect the way my family eats.
It’s amazing to me what a “typical” family eats in one week in differing parts of the world.