/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14556903
>using the 2014 data

>>12974971
where did it all go so wrong bros...

>>12952033
*puts cholesterol in your heart*

>>12610277
>"more fat" doesn't make you fat
all else constant, eating more fat literally makes you more fat

>>12591659
HFCS is the real devil
we need to stop corn subsidies and tax nutritional sugar levels in food
hopefully after a generation or two our taste buds will revert back to the stage where having breakfast cereal with 20% sugar content is not considered 'normal'

>>12487734

>>12341157
la 56% cretura de HFCS

>>12304509
obese much?

>>12302333
its only become worse since....

O SAY CAN YOU SHART
IN THE LOCAL WALLMART

freedom isnt free....

>>12182476
based and muttpilled

>>12155419
imagine having only a 70 day higher life expectancy then the 'communist shithole' cuba which you have been economically trying to fuck and sabotage over the past 50 years to everyone's detriment
thats a yikes from me, easy on the HFCS amerimutts

>more obese then the people buying rice by the tonne
how do they do it?

why do we have an obesity epidemic on our hands? what has changed in our food over the last 50 years to cause this?
other rich nations dont seem to have an issue with weight (e.g. japan), so why do we? is it because they eat rice?

for me, its HFCS

>>11927034
>https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2014/09/the-best-slow-cooked-italian-american-tomato-sauce-red-sauce-recipe.html
>the-best-slow-cooked-italian-american-tomato-sauce-red-sauce-recipe
>italian-american
dropped, probably has (((kosher salt))) and sugar as ingredients

>>11776430

>>11735230
>Eat all your food or go to bed hungry
first of all, how would you go to bed hungry if only eating part of your food?
more importantly, what is with americans and this meme?
why not just eat until you are adequately full?
no wonder you guys are so fat

>>11720599

>>11645654
>does an introductory microeconomics course
>thinks himself to be an expert in consumer decision making
yikes!
your not necessarily wrong, just very pretentious
while the increased price would have some effect on consumer purchasing decisions, in america there is a much bigger issue with eating habits that needs to be solved.
sugary cereal as a norm for kids, advertising, laziness and general culture needs to be changed and would have a much bigger effect on obesity rates then a 5% change in prices
congrats on passing econ101 btw