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In Italy, people typically eat three meals a day: breakfast between 7-9am, lunch between 1-2pm, and dinner between 7-9pm. For breakfast, Italians drink coffee, milk or tea and eat biscuits, oatmeal or bread. Lunch usually consists of pasta, meat or fish, and cheese, along with fruit for dessert. Dinner is similar to lunch but sometimes includes pizza, as well as meat, fish or cheese served with salad, vegetables and potatoes. Italians also have special foods for holidays, with desserts like panettone for Christmas, colomba for Easter, and cakes or pastries for birthdays and Sundays.
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- Danish diets have changed since the 1950s, with more international foods like pizza and pasta consumed alongside traditional foods like rye bread and potatoes. Meat and dairy consumption has also increased.
- While foreign dishes are popular, traditional meals remain common at dinner tables. Potatoes are still eaten more than pasta or rice. International trade has increased fruit and vegetable availability year-round.
- Danish families traditionally eat dinner together 5+ nights a week. Food plays an important role in hygge (cozy comfort) and family traditions are still observed like Christmas meals.
- Popular traditional foods include rye bread, open-
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British cuisine uses high-quality local ingredients prepared simply to accentuate flavors. There are three main meals: breakfast between 7-9 AM, typically a full English breakfast or cereal; lunch between 12-1:30 PM, usually sandwiches; and dinner between 6:30-8 PM, called supper, consisting of meat and vegetables with gravy. Afternoon tea involves light snacks between 5:30-6:30 PM and dessert often follows dinner. Proper etiquette includes waiting for your host to start eating, chewing with your mouth closed, and politely declining extra food if unable to finish your plate.
British food
The three main meals in Britain are breakfast in the morning, lunch at midday, and dinner in the evening. For breakfast, the English typically eat cereals like porridge or cornflakes along with bacon, eggs, sausages, beans, and toast with jam, tea or coffee. Lunch is usually light, such as a sandwich or salad, while dinner at 7pm is the largest meal of the day consisting of meat, vegetables, fruit, cheese, and sometimes cake.
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The document provides information about typical eating habits and meals in Catalonia, Spain. It describes that Catalonians typically have 3-5 meals per day, including breakfast between 8-9 AM, a morning snack called esmorzar, lunch between 1-3 PM as the main meal, an afternoon snack called berenar, and dinner between 9-10 PM. It provides details on what is typically eaten for each meal and snack. The Catalan diet is based on the Mediterranean diet consisting of foods like olive oil, fish, meat, cheese, vegetables, fruit, and bread.
Slovak cuisine
Slovak traditional foods include bryndzové halušky (gnocchi with sheep cheese), lokše (potato pancakes), bryndzové pirohy (pierogi with sheep cheese), parené buchty (steamed buns), zemiakové placky (potato pancakes), trdelník (sweet pastry), and žemľovka (sweet apple pudding). Popular meals are kapustnica (cabbage soup) and šošovicová polievka (lentil soup). The document discusses typical Slovak breakfast, snacks, lunch, and dinner foods and customs. It also
Food presentation with notes
A traditional English breakfast includes bacon, sausages, fried mushrooms, eggs, tomatoes, toast and baked beans. Porridge is made from oats cooked with milk. A roast dinner, often had on Sundays, features roasted meat like beef or chicken with vegetables and gravy. Fruit crumble topped with a crunchy mixture and served with custard is a popular dessert. Fish and chips can be bought wrapped in paper or on a polystyrene tray from fish and chip shops found around England.
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Comparing diets
The students of Isiss Novelli and Cihangir Koleji analyzed differences in their eating habits. Some key differences found were:
- Italian students drink coffee every day while Turkish students drink it once a week.
- Italian students eat fruit every day whereas Turkish students eat it once a week.
- Italian students eat fast food once a week compared to Turkish students who only eat it occasionally.
- The typical Turkish breakfast contains more calories (450-500 kcals) compared to the Italian breakfast (250-300 kcals) and includes more meat and vegetables.
- Popular dishes in each country like pizza in Italy and mantı in Turkey have differing calorie and ingredient makeups.
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The document discusses different types of meals including breakfast, brunch, lunch, high tea, dinner, and supper. It provides details on the typical times and foods associated with each meal. Breakfast options from different cultures like continental, English, American, and Indian are outlined. The various covers and table settings for each meal are also described.
Our italian cuisine Erasmus+
Italian cuisine varies widely by region but is characterized by fresh, seasonal ingredients. Common northern Italian dishes rely on butter, meat and potatoes while southern cuisine uses more olive oil, tomatoes, vegetables and fish. Italian meals typically include a first course like pasta or soup, a second course of meat or fish with vegetables, and are eaten slowly with family or friends. Traditional Italian dishes also vary by festival, with Christmas featuring dishes like timballo and Easter including lamb dishes and Easter eggs.
5 Countries And Their Breakfast's
This document discusses the diverse breakfast traditions of 5 countries - Brazil, Ethiopia, Ukraine, South Korea, and Sweden. It provides details on typical breakfast foods and drinks in each country. In Brazil, breakfast is light and focuses on fruits and coffee. In Ethiopia, breakfast includes hot tea and porridge made from maize. Common Ukrainian breakfast foods are yogurt, eggs, and deruny potatoes. Traditional Korean breakfasts are similar to other meals and center around rice, but many now eat western-style egg sandwiches. Swedes eat large breakfasts consisting of open-faced sandwiches, cereal like muesli, and coffee or tea.
Eurolinks1 Family And Food
This document discusses family life and food traditions in several European countries. It finds that the average family size is 3-5 people, with typical housework including cleaning, cooking, and laundry. Major holidays celebrated with family are Christmas, Easter and birthdays. Christmas traditions include opening presents, attending church, eating special meals, and decorating trees. The types of foods and drinks regularly consumed vary by country but include staples like potatoes, meat, bread as well as country-specific dishes. Attitudes towards vegetarianism are mixed, with some seeing potential health benefits but others believing meat is necessary for a balanced diet. Pets are also commonly kept as companions.
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The document summarizes typical breakfast foods and drinks in several countries around the world. It discusses how people in Vietnam and China often eat rice and soup for breakfast. In India, popular breakfast foods include eggs scrambled with spices, potatoes, and onions, as well as rice and fresh fruits. In South America, breakfast tends to be light, like bread or pastries with coffee or tea.
FOOD AND MEALS
The document discusses typical foods and meal times in England. It describes breakfast as occurring between 7-9 AM, with traditional options like eggs, bacon and beans. Lunch is between 12-1:30 PM and often a packed meal. Dinner, the main meal, is between 6:30-8 PM and usually includes meat and vegetables. Common dishes include fish and chips, Yorkshire pudding, and shepherd's pie.
British food and drink
British cuisine has developed over centuries and includes various traditional meals and dishes. A typical full English breakfast may include sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms, baked beans and toast. Lunch is usually eaten between 12:30-2 pm and often consists of sandwiches, fish and chips, or a ploughman's lunch. Afternoon tea around 3:30-5 pm involves biscuits, cakes or savory foods like sandwiches. Dinner or the main evening meal is usually between 6-8 pm, such as a traditional Sunday roast. British drinks include beers, ciders and wines in pubs, as well as non-alcoholic soft drinks and hot beverages like tea.
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In Spain, people typically eat four or five meals per day: breakfast in the morning around 7am, a second breakfast taken by schoolchildren around 11am, lunch around 3pm consisting of soup followed by a main dish and dessert, an afternoon snack called "merienda" around 6pm often including coffee and a sandwich, and dinner between 9-10pm which is usually lighter than other meals. Mealtimes vary slightly between regions.
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This document provides an overview of the cuisines of the British Isles, including England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. It discusses popular ingredients like potatoes, fish and seafood. Iconic dishes are mentioned like fish and chips in England, haggis in Scotland, and Irish stew. The roles of dairy, breads, soups and teas are outlined. Holidays and festivals are briefly covered. The conclusion provides details on table manners and etiquette when dining in the British Isles.
Compare and contrast british and vietnamese food,
1. The document compares and contrasts aspects of British and Vietnamese culture such as food, drink, housing, and leisure activities. It discusses differences in typical breakfast foods, lunch habits, dinner meals, alcoholic beverages, housing types and preferences, and indoor and outdoor leisure pursuits between the two countries.
2. While breakfast and dinner tend to be lighter meals for both cultures, typical breakfast foods and favorite dishes differ. The British prefer tea over coffee, while Vietnam is the second largest coffee producer. Housing priorities also vary, with the British valuing privacy and home ownership more.
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- 1. Food WHEN, WHERE AND WHAT YOU EAT IN ITALY
- 2. When In Italy the people generally eat three times a day: Breakfast at hour 7 am to 9 am before going to school or at work Lunch at hour 1pm to 2 pm, returned from school or work Dinner at hour 7pm to 9 pm before going to sleep
- 3. WHERE •Breakfast can be made at home or at the bar •Lunch, for family with children at home, for couples or single usually near at work •In the evening the family finds themselves full at home to eat dinner
- 4. WHAT At Breakfast Italian drink: a cup of milk, a cup of coffee or tea and eat biscuits or oatmeal or roasted slices
- 5. WHAT AT LUNCH • At Lunch they usually are prepare three dish : • The first dish could be: pasta with tomato soap, or pasta with legume or vegetable. • Second dish could be: meat, fish or mixed cheeses. • Third dish is generally fruit
- 7. WHAT AT DINNER • At dinner the italians eat meat, fish or mixed cheeses with salad, vegetables and potatoes. Sometimes pizza.
- 9. WHAT AT HOLIDAY The Italians have many holidays and each one a kind of sweet. In Italy the most important festivities are: Christmas, Easter, Birthdays or even on Sundays. In these moments at lunch they eat after the fruit the sweet. The desserts are characteristic for every celebration: • At Christmas is Panettone
- 10. At Easter la Colomba At Birthday Cake At every Sunday the Cream paste or , in summer, ice cream cake