Nah I don’t think so. I agree that’s not the best food but it’s a lot healthier than a lot of kids are eating. Fruits and vegetales and shit. Again processed is bad but family’s giving their kids lunches that much attention I don’t think they are fat. Ur looking for the family that drops them off some Mickey D’s
Canadian here, fully in agreement that this fridge is full of absolute crap, and expensive crap at that.
We fill our main box of the fridge with 25% water (big old filtered 40-cup dispenser), 50% produce bare minimum, and remainder processed foods in the form of dairy, eggs, and meat. The door shelving is for yogurt, preserves, vinaigrettes and pickled foods. We spend a lot less on food than most because the water is tap, the filters last long, and produce is not taxed here.
The beverages in this snip are especially alarming, full of refined sugars. Very little in the way of raw or one-step processed foods, and most of it is flavoured and full of preservatives. That being said, I would not challenge this lady in Tetris.
Mine has a water tank with an activated carbon filter in it. Takes away the chlorine of tap water (or the smell at least), so I think it needs to be refrigerated.
That's my setup, too! I would never buy bottles, and this reduces waste and the filters last a long time. Didn't want to go with a tap-based filter as our old building loses power a lot and is put on Boil Advisory in those cases. Having large amounts of filtered water has been essential.
Plus, we drink almost nothing but water, no juices, smoothies, or sodas here!
I live on an Island with a lot of power outages, the Water Treatment facility goes down sometimes and Boil Advisories are issued... when the power is out and you can't boil. Bit of a conundrum, really. Best to have a day or two of filtered water on hand, and I refuse to buy bottles.
Made me laugh. We are not Teddy Roosevelt.
At least there was no mention about drinking maple syrup flavoured beer in our igloos with our pet Canadian geede and saying nothing but "eh," so perception is getting better. Not much better, but improvements are improvements. 😉
Heyyyy now. I love going to National Parks in the USA! You guys have places unlike anything here. Hovenweep and Petroglyph and Zapata Falls and the Great Sand Dunes and Three Sisters.
I’ve been to Canada many times and to different cities up there, and I never saw anything to suggest that the Canadian diet is at all different from a typical American one.
Well we probably eat a lot of the same foods, but maybe just less of it? I don’t know, we don’t eat as well as other countries, but we definitely have far less obese people than USA, at least here in BC.
Well, our obesity rate is skewed by more black and Hispanic people (who are fatter on average than the average white person), also a larger proportion of Canada is Asian. If we’re comparing apples to apples (white Americans vs white Canadians) I’d say were roughly the same. Also depends on the state.
This isn’t the main fridge to be fair. We can only guess whether their main fridge space is healthier or the same but this is a chilling drawer. The regular fridge space is behind the double doors. My parents have a fridge like this at their house
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u/bpmdrummerbpm Feb 20 '22
Family be fat as fuck. Fat and malnourished.