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    Chinese Food Customs and Culture Although there are no reliable written sources to document early era’s of Chinese history. In October 2005, the oldest noodles yet discovered were located at the Lajia site near the upper reaches of the Yellow River in Qinghai. This Chinese site has been associated with Oijia culture for 1000s of years. The noodles were over 4000 years old and were made from foxtail and broomcorn millet. Throughout history, there have been many different types of Chinese food and different

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    Food Culture The Meat industry is a massive part of the food culture in Australia. Without this industry the Australian culture would be very different than it is today. Cakes, pasta’s and other foreign foods have impacted the Australian food Culture. However the production of meat has stayed strong and has picked up considerably in the last 10 years. The main factors for this are advancement in technology and production methods. Production of meat The main meats in Australia are Pork, Chicken

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    In Greek culture, food is the main event at every gathering. At funerals, mourners are given “koliva”(boiled wheat, sugar, and cinnamon), a special cake(vasilopita) is baked on New Year's Day, and the midnight Easter service is followed by a feast, consisting of lamb. Families and friend’s share their favorite old recipes from their great grandmother’s. Though some may argue that food creates discrepancy within a community, food exacerbates the unity of society. Every American loves their comfort

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    purchasing my own food, I was given the opportunity to have more power over the food that I consumed. Maintaining a healthy diet became an important aspect of my life and I started researching ways to achieve a healthy diet. Prior to taking Food in American Culture, I thought that I was well informed on the foods I was putting in my body. However, taking this course has been an eye opening experience and I have discovered that I had little and or incorrect knowledge on the foods that I was consuming

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    to see that we get to talk about our “family food culture” during our segment on México. I love food in general and talking about my family’s traditions is always fun. As a bicultural family, many of the foods we eat are an assortment of traditional Mexican dishes and your everyday classic American food. Sometimes we will spend a week eating Mexican food and then the next week we will switch to something else. Other times we will change the type of foods we eat daily; for example, we can go from eating

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    Chinese and Thai. Burmese food culture didn 't get much attention for everyone because of their history. But in fact, the Burmese food culture is very similar to the other Asian countries ' that has its very attractive features. So in order to know more about the Burmese food culture, we need to find out some of the Burmese food knowledge, such as their food traditions, their eating patterns, and etiquettes, their therapeutic/medicinal foods/taboos. Understanding the food

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    Japanese way of eating, which is an important part of Japanese culture. Japanese cuisine is the traditional Japanese daily diet, especially formed in the Meiji era culture and eating habits, this is because the East West blend of the impact of the ingredients, although the flavor material can be achieved polybasic in Japan island. In addition, Japanese is in East Asia on the wobble the most attention, and also a lot of style, and the food is so called “eye care”. Through the introduction of my Japanese

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    Armenia. The United States has a very rich diversity of cultures and therefore, there is diversity of cuisines. Although America’s population is massive, many people living in America are not from America; they are from other countries. As they move to America, they try to stay true to their culture and have a small community of their culture in the new environment. One of the most common ways to maintain one’s culture in America is through food and its practices in order to honor and remember where

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    you wanting more food. I have lived in a 3rd world country for 2 years and have experienced the food culture that pollan discusses. In Pakistan the food is nothing close to americas food. The bananas are the size of the palm of my hand and have amazing flavor. In the morning is the only time of the day that you can get goat meat, my family has gotten the same part of a goat for the last 20 years the back leg. I have experienced the traditional diet that Pollan describes. Fast food has changed the

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    I never doubted the food in America for being unhygienic because of the law enforcement. After moving in the United States few months back, I am amazed with the food culture in American. As diverse as America is in terms of its population, so were the food items. For a while I wanted to try every new dish found here. Most of the foods are approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. However I was surprised to see how fresh vegetables were more expensive than other food product like meat. Back

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