Meals in the U.S.
Breakfast - is around the times 7am-11am the meal that's is eaten around that time is; eggs, bacon, and pancakes with milk or orange juice on the side as a drink. people are sometimes in a rush to go to school or work so they might just have; cereal, tea or coffee.
Lunch ~ is around the times 12pm-3pm this is a light meat that is a sandwich, a hot dog, and salad with a drink on the side.’
Snack~ this snack is eaten between 4pm-6pm you may eat; fruit, yogurt, chips, or just have a drink of water.
Dinner~ is around the times 7 pm or 9 pm and this is the main meal of the whole day you might have rice, chicken, vegetables with a drink or soup.
Meals in Hispanic cultures breakfast ~ started the morning with breakfast, consisting
The times that Americans eat meals throughout the day are somewhat different than when the Greeks eat. Americans eat breakfast from anytime between 7-11pm. Breakfast foods can range anywhere from pancakes to omelets, and even sandwiches. Coffee is an essential part to some American’s breakfasts.
Mexico has many environmental problems which stem from significant pollution from factory discharge and waste dumping. Their main threat is deforestation and other natural habitat losses which can effect biodiversity in terrestrial ecosystems. An influential religion in Mexico is Roman Catholicism with eighty-eight percent of the population being this specific religion. Their diet is high in legumes, dietary fiber, and cholesterol which can affect their bodies in different ways. Those consuming the traditional Mexican diet pattern also had high BMIs and waist circumference values but did not differ significantly compared to other groups.
"Heritage" is defined as the customs and traditions that are handed down from generation to generation of families and society. A person with Latino heritage is a descendant of a family from Mexico, Central America, or South America. Peeps who are Hispanic are from a country where Spanish is spoken. Let's check out some of their traditions.
Food is the live line for all mankind. We can’t sustain or survive without food. According to the “What the world eats,” people spend as low as $ 1.23 up to $ 731.71 per a week. After I reviewed the pictures, I learned the family from Ecuador don’t eat animal product. However, they have variety of food that are healthy in their menu. They eat fruit, vegetables, beans, legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. Their favorite dishes is meatless or none dairy; therefore, I assume they are vegetarians. The family of nine spends $ 31.55 per a week for food.
In my family, dinner is a big part of our lives because I can relax and talk about what I have done in the day. Also, realistically, dinner is the best time of the day
Breakfast in England usually was taken early if they were poor or later if they were rich. While most of their breakfast consisted of of bread, bread and milk, or cornmeal mush and milk together, along with tea. However in America, colonists rose early to start chores, then later
When first beginning this assignment, I thought of choosing Vietnamese food because I miss having Vietnamese food for most of my meals, which was a luxury when I lived at home with my parents. Also, I have not fully prepared a Vietnamese dish or meal myself, as cooking never appealed to me. However, as I thought more about it, I would just be returning to the comforts of what I had already known instead of challenging myself and expanding my experiences. Eventually, I decided to pursue learning more about the Hispanic food culture because I greatly enjoy Hispanic food, whether it is Americanized Hispanic foods such as burritos or enchiladas from restaurants like Taco Bell or La Paz, or traditional, authentic foods I have had at my Hispanic friends’ houses. I love exploring the infinite variety of ethnic dishes this world has to offer, but I do not pay much attention exactly to what I am eating, what is in it, and how to prepare it myself. This assignment gave me the opportunity to go out and adventure into Guerrero’s Market on 11th and G street. I brought David with me, a friend from Honduras who has exposed me to most of the authentic hispanic foods I have eaten. I decided to make ceviche, and the two ethnic ingredients not used in mainstream American cuisine I selected were avocados and tostadas.
There was no typical meal for a colonial Americans, as the diets between a rich and a poorer citizen would have depended on what they could afford. This was also the case because of the different food sources that each of the colonies had. The breakfast of the typical colonial American consisted of bread, cornmeal mush, milk or tea, and possibly an alcoholic beverage. The poor would eat dinner midday while the rich would have it midafternoon. Dinner may have consisted of one or two meats, pudding, cheese, pickles, vinegar, salt, roots, and vegetables. The evening meal was called “supper” and consisted of foods similar in content to breakfast. Butter, spices, sugar, coffee, tea, chocolate, and alcohol were considered luxuries and were only consumed
Mexican cuisine is a style of food that originates in Mexico. It is known for its varied flavors, colorful decoration, and variety of spices and ingredients, many of which are native to the country. What makes a meal distinctly Mexican, of course, are the lively seasonings. Not all Mexican recipes are fiery, though; while renowned for their heat, many subtle and intriguing spice combinations are also found in Mexican fare.
Chili’s originated with wanting to become a place for people to hang out with good company over some food and a drink or two. This restaurant is about creating a connection with family and friends that integrate over the love of food. The first location was opened in Dallas, Texas in 1975. It was first a post office before it became a little hangout place named Chili’s. The company was founded by Larry Lavine which is now taken over by Brinker Incorporated. Larry’s idea of Chili’s was going to be a laidback place where people can have fun and hangout. He wanted a menu that was affordable to people and wanted to create American food using a Texan-Mexican themed menu. In 1983, Larry was smart to sell the company to Brinker Incorporated.
I normally eat out during lunch, because I am either at school or work and it is convenient. I usually do not think of whether or not I am cooking the right foods that have a good amount of protein at dinnertime, and rely on fast-food chains. Since, I am over on my protein intake I am not worried about having to rely on fast-food to get the appropriate amount my body needs.
The main meal is almost always in the evening, because most people do not have time to prepare a midday meal and children normally eat at school. Some families eat together, but television has increasingly replaced conversation at the dinner table. The exception to this rule is Sunday, when tradition
Start your morning with a hearty meal at All Day Breakfast. This homey establishment offers locals and travelers to the Kennebunk area a friendly setting to dine. All Day Breakfast has an array of dishes on its menu, including some lunch items. Patrons can chow down on blueberry pancakes with bacon, Irish-style Eggs Benedict with corned beef hash, crêpes, Monte Cristo or the popular Belgian waffles with authentic Maine maple syrup. For lunch, this restaurant offers sandwiches, paninis, soup and salads.
Specific Purpose: I want my audience to understand that there is time to eat breakfast in the morning and why, how and what breakfast can do to help your health.
Other than breakfast, sometimes I would eat lunch when my schedule is less hectic. Normally, Monday’s and Friday’s is the two days that I defiantly eat lunch. This is because on Monday’s I don’t have work in the afternoon, so I’m free from 12:20pm and on Friday’s I leave campus to go home. When I do eat lunch, I usually have small portions of rice, or macaroni with chicken breast or chicken wings. The chicken is normally baked or stewed. Also, sometimes I would have a salad