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Showing Original Post only (View all)What one week of groceries looks like around the world [View all]
http://fstoppers.com/what-a-week-of-groceries-looks-like-around-the-worldFrom the link:
It seems as photographers we have a fascination with photographing our food. From Henrys series of riders to looking on instagram we cant help but documenting what we consume. Peter does a great job of exploiting this on a bigger scale. Photographer Peter Menzel started this intriguing series of one weeks of groceries from around the world.
It is interesting to see that how much food does not seem to vary too much(except Chad) but the variety of food is vastly different in each country. It is a great way to see the different cultures influence on the products and food the consumers buy.
How do you feel about this series. Do you think it could of been differently? What Would you do differently?
Sort of an interesting social study, here! Of course, it's just a typical family, and deosn't represent everyone. Not everyone in Canada necessarily eats that much fresh food (I know, I'm Canadian, and some of my friends eat much closer to the US diet depicted), just as not everyone in the USA eats such a pre-processed diet.
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Interesting that many Americans can't afford all the fresh fruit and veggies the Mexicans eat.
Scuba
May 2013
#7
so which families would you like to be adopted by? I vote France and Italy
carolinayellowdog
May 2013
#12
WOW! everyone has a majority of fruits and veggies and grains etc...except the US....all junk!!
CarrieLynne
May 2013
#16
The poorer countries eat the healthiest with vegetable, whole food, unprocessed food. n/t
JackN415
May 2013
#25
Israeli, Lebonese, Morocan, Iranian, Iraqi, Saudi, and the rest of the Middle East food, is:
vinny9698
May 2013
#27