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    People in other countries take longer to eat meals than we do, and they tend to have more courses and smaller portion-sizes. Meals in other countries are also seen as an important social aspect of their daily life. People in other countries would probably not consider staying after paying to be a norm violation. Results I didn’t get as…

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    with pride for my country and lifestyle. As we ate I put all my concentration on my friends who dined with me rather than my surroundings. Little did I know that there were three Caucasian couples also dinning together near us. Towards the end of our meal, things began to die down and I noticed the couples glaring at us strangely. I was a bit frightened, but not enough to tell anyone. When we were all finished eating…

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    School Lunches

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    Like all other meals, lunch is an important meal that we have everyday, mostly everyday it is consumed at school. The problems that I would like to address in my essay include the following; the limited amount of time we get to eat, the limited amount of portion sizes, the quality that is provided, and the amount of food that is wasted. Most frequent, students have a limited amount of time to eat their lunch, I think Lunch would be a more amusing and lively milieu if we could have more than 10…

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    Hawaiian Poke History

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    famous for using locally sourced ingredients and preparing each and every bowl exactly as their customers like. In its beginnings, Hawaiian poke was simply a snack prepared by fisherman who wanted to use their fresh catch as the primary ingredient of a meal. Since most cabins were stocked with soy sauce and sesame oil, they cut up their tuna and salmon into tiny chunks and seasoned it with these condiments. Usually, they’d top their invention off with sea salt and green onion, among whatever…

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    “comfort, home, and love” (Anderson 83). A tool that allows the optimization of sociability, which is ultimately, a means for survival. But what becomes of survival in the absence of social interaction? For a human, what justification exists when a meal is had alone? For the Table For One project, I decided to have dinner at a Yard House midweek in…

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    easy way to ingest a quick meal. It eases the burden of cooking for a family with all different and hectic schedules. Although not all, mosgfast food is usually not the most nutritious option. Aside from the unhealthiness factor, fast food allows individuals to avoid conversing and engaging in activities with other people. It creates introversion, as a result of not enforcing the idea of sitting down at a kitchen table with family, to enjoy a delicious home cooked meal. Because of the…

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    There was small concern that this would make my budgeting plan more difficult. It was actually challenging having to make food plan since I never needed to plan out or buy a variety of meals for a month. If I knew how to cook several meals with certain ingredients, I would have had an easier time to brainstorm my meals. Finding the prices of my groceries was another challenging part when I am oblivious to how much food costs at particular markets. However, it was easy picking out my clothes…

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    Family Food History

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    A couple of examples are Friday night Shabbat dinners, Jesus’s Last Supper, and meals like the White House Correspondents Dinner. Each of these meals had the common theme of bringing people together and divulging on food together, whether the purpose of the meal is religious or social.“The serving of one piece of food rather than another is never casual (unless, once again, one deliberately seeks to express an absence…

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    foods like vegetables and, fruits. There are some schools trying to improve their meals, but this progression is often slowed down by financial problems. The chief at a school was saying that food being served to kids at school contains mostly fatty foods, and the chief would give to a dog not a child. Oliver is determined to create a healthier nation. ” I was in South Africa in the townships, I saw a better school meal there in a chantey town than in the middle of London it is bizarre.…

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    Restaurant Review Essay

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    The Michelin review guide is a compilation of restaurant reviews. The guide is often seen as the benchmark of restaurant success in France. Contrary to its current worldwide exposure, it began as added feature to early Michelin atlases. Since a tire company creates the guide, the scoring is based off of making stops on a road trip. One star means that a restaurant is worthy of a stop. Two stars means that a restaurant is worth a detour, and three stars indicate a place is worthy of a special…

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