




This slideshow from Time magazine on 'What the World Eats' is absolutely fascinating to me. The photographs show families around the world with their weekly food purchases, with a sampling of what they eat, as well as what they spend. Can you spot the American family?
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incredibly fascinating...i can't decide which image makes me sadder #2 oe #4
my thoughts exactly
These images are from the book "Hungry Planet, What the World Eats" by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio. There is also a children's book by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Aluisio called "What the World Eats." For further information please visit www.menzelphoto.com.
Hi Sara-
I just posted about this on my blog and linked it here. Such a fascinating photo essay - thanks for posting it here.
love, Emily
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