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1. www.bbc.com › future › articleThe past, present and future of the food we eat - BBC

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   Nov 4, 2016 · There have been any number of miracle foods, weight-loss tricks and single-ingredient solutions but how many of these have actually changed the way we eat?

2. www.bbc.com › future › articleHow humanity has changed the food it eats - BBC

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   My first introduction to processed food began as a child in rural Canada, where we grew 90% of what we ate on our seven-acre homestead. After a carefree summer of catching fireflies and frogs...

3. www.bbc.com › future › articleHow what we eat has changed – and will change again - BBC

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   Nov 9, 2016 · Cooking food – and back in those days it was more likely to be a woolly mammoth than a juicy burger – changed our diet, and ultimately ourselves. Cooking was the first human act to refine food.

4. nichs.org.uk › about-us › blogOur Diet Through The Decades: How Have Our Eating Habits ...

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   Mar 2, 2024 · We eat fewer visible fats today, but consume hidden quantities in processed foods, takeaways and restaurant meals. The 1960s were a decade of change. As people began to take overseas holidays, dishes like Spaghetti Bolognese began to find their way into the diet.

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5. medium.com › @UNESCO › are-we-what-we-eat-or-do-weAre we what we eat? Or do we eat what we are? | by ... - Medium

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   Jun 23, 2023 · We are witnessing the globalization of a standardized diet. This singularization has the effect of distancing us from traditions, so that we can play an active part in deciding our own eating...

6. eatforlonger.com › the-history-of-food-how-dietsThe History Of Food: How Diets Have Evolved Over Centuries

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   The food we eat today vastly differs from what our ancestors consumed thousands of years ago. From hunting and gathering to the advent of agriculture and industrialization, food history is a fascinating journey that has shaped our diets and culinary preferences over centuries.

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   What did people eat during WW2?

   • In the 1940s, the Second World War was ongoing and food rationing was introduced. Meat, cheese, butter, cooking fats and sugar were heavily restricted, but potatoes, other root vegetables and bread were freely available. People ate a diet much higher in carbohydrates and lower in fats than we do today.

   Our Diet Through The Decades: How Have Our Eating Habits… - NICHS

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   When did you start eating processed food?

   • My first introduction to processed food began as a child in rural Canada, where we grew 90% of what we ate on our seven-acre homestead. After a carefree summer of catching fireflies and frogs and plucking sugar snaps from the vine, late August marked the start of winter preparation.

   How humanity has changed the food it eats - BBC

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   Why do we eat what we are?

   • But this aphorism also works the other way round — we eat what we are. Because, when we eat, we absorb not only nutrients, but also symbols and meanings. All cultures assign specific meanings to their foods — there are everyday dishes and festive dishes, main meals and snacks, things that are eaten and things that are not.

   Are we what we eat? Or do we eat what we are? | by UNESCO - Medium

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   Why do people eat'remedies'?

   • They also reveal the medicalization of food. According to an economic logic that tends to commercialize every aspect of life, market players have converted certain foods into ‘remedies’ that fight diseases, facilitate digestion, are antioxidant, or prolong life. Indeed, eating has become an experience.

   Are we what we eat? Or do we eat what we are? | by UNESCO - Medium

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   How have our diets and lifestyles changed since 1940?

   • Here, we take a look at how our diets and lifestyles have changed since 1940. In the 1940s, the Second World War was ongoing and food rationing was introduced. Meat, cheese, butter, cooking fats and sugar were heavily restricted, but potatoes, other root vegetables and bread were freely available.

   Our Diet Through The Decades: How Have Our Eating Habits… - NICHS

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   How did cooking change humans?

   • Many thousands of years ago, the first primitive humans took a step that would change the species forever – they made the first primitive ovens. Cooking food – and back in those days it was more likely to be a woolly mammoth than a juicy burger – changed our diet, and ultimately ourselves. Cooking was the first human act to refine food.

   How what we eat has changed – and will change again - BBC

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8. theconversation.com › how-the-diets-of-earlyHow the diets of early humans explain our eating habits

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   Aug 28, 2015 · From meat-based diets to carbohydrates, the eating patterns of early humans has defined much of what we consume today.