My husband sent me this. Found it pretty interesting.
What do you think? Do you fit in anywhere in the examples?
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6 comments:
Very interesting...there seems to be alot of soda in some of the photos....we are guilty of that too.
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This is great. I've passed this link on to many friends already. Just goes to show you how much prepackaged and junk food has permeated so many societies across the globe. Something to think about!
Wow that was really interesting. I particularly liked looking at the different amounts families spent on one week worth of food and how much that food that money actually got them. Amazing! I really couldn't identify with one family thinking their purchase looked very similar to mine, though. Thanks for sharing that with us!
Hi all! I thought it was quite interesting, too. Especially the Germany one ..over 500 bucks a week on food...man..I would be living pretty nicely if I could do that!
The other part I found interesting was the structure of "family." Some families were parents and children, but several included what we'd see as extended family. Interesting the number of people some families are trying to feed.
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