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British eating habits of China and Britain.

eating habits

As a country, we are more and more aware of the food we and our children are eating. Recently, the campaign to improve school meals initiated by the famous chef Islamic Cathedral E Oliver has helped people to improve their understanding of fast food lifestyle.

Healthy diet or fashionable diet?

What do you eat and don't eat? Why? There are so many food programs and books telling you what to eat and what not to eat to stay healthy, which is hard to keep track of. Some people are vegetarian for moral reasons, some people don't like the taste of meat, and one or two people eat meat because it is fashionable. Similarly, following the latest celebrity recipes may become fashionable, because this is what celebrities are doing.

Eating out

Nowadays, people eat out more and more frequently, not only on special occasions as in the past. In the past few decades, the choice of restaurants has also become diversified. Italian, China and Indian restaurants have existed for many years, but now Mongolian, Japanese, Mexican and Turkish restaurants have joined in. Food in bars and pubs is still very popular, and English dishes made with local products are often promoted. In order to celebrate the Queen's recent 80th birthday, master chef in England fought over the English menu at the birthday party.

Whether with friends or as lovers, we like to go out for dinner several times a month. "We like to try new things, so we go to different restaurants." Craig, 25, Durham County.

Eating out

From chocolate bars to sandwiches and wrapping paper, more and more people eat on the road, in cars, on buses and trains. Although our parents and grandparents may disapprove of this behavior and think it is impolite, people eat on the road because they have to get from one place to another. At home, as the meal time becomes more and more casual, the number of people sitting at the dinner table is also decreasing.

If I am going to be late for work, I will not hesitate to eat toast in the car or on the bus, but I know my mother won't agree. Stacy, 24, Leeds.

Although we may try to eat healthier, it seems that we still have some bad habits.