Which food is more common in your meals everyday?

Question

I am brazilian and I am curious about other countries custom.

Here in Brazil, the most common food in our everyday meals is rice, brown beans, steak, tomato, carrots and lettuce salad and sometimes french fries too.

And in your house or everyday habit?
Thanks.

Answer 1

I live in Northern Europe, in Scandinavia. We prefer to have either domestic foods like fish or meat with potatoes. Salmon (both rainbow troat) and Atlantic salmon are popular. Wild animals like moose and reindeer are favoured when celebrating.

Dishes from Southern Europe turn to be more and more popular. Pizzas from Italian, vegetable dishes from Greece...and hamburgers among young people!

I prefer all kinds of soya food and cook myself dishes like pasta with rough soya meal (which can replace minced meat) or tofu-based dishes. They, as well as the replacement of butter by olive oil, help me against overweight and threating adult-type diabetes.

We drink a lot of milk here in Northern Europe! Beer and wines have partly replaced milk among young people in cities, but older people still prefer milk.

The traditional Northern menu has caused epidemic heart diseases and hypertension. New, lighter kitchen helps us against them, I hope so.

Answer 2

The most common food in my everyday meals are maize, rice, white beans, tomato, onions and pepper.
I am a student in the university, so my everyday habit is learning and reading. I also sometimes do some presentation on radio two times a week.
I my house, there is always some cleaning to do everytime.
Just in case, my country is Ghana. I am in a city called Kumasi where my school is, but I stay in the capital city called Accra.
Thanks

Answer 3

We're Indian (from India) though my husband and I were born here in New YOrk. We eat a variety of foods from all over the world but our traditional Indian meals always have rice, some type of bean or peas dish (dal), vegetables and maybe chicken or fish. We also eat a type of bread similar to tortillas except they're made from whole wheat instead of corn.

We also eat a lot of yogurt (plain, not sweetened) which is good for your digestive system and a simple salad called cachumber made from chopped red onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, cilantro, lime juice and salt.

Answer 4

We consume a rather good variety of diverse ingredients. often we've a meat with some starch nutrition (rice, potatoes, etc) and a vegetable. We additionally consume a rather good variety of pizza, burgers and warm canines. in case you ask some individuals what their famous nutrition is nonetheless, many would desire to respond Mexican, Italian, or chinese language nutrition, in spite of the undeniable fact that that's amazingly diverse from nutrition in those truthfully countries. nonetheless we don't prefer to admit it, quickly nutrition is a huge part of our diets, too. it relatively is undesirable, yet its rather handy while some time table is irritating!

Answer 5

I am norwegian and i must say fish, and boiled potatoes and carrots are probably the foods that sit on my plate most regularly.
But after I came to england - the fish isn't great - so nowadays I tend to have more chicken.
Good question:)

Answer 6

im egyptian,
all egyptains at breakfast:

beans
taamiya
eggs(prefferblly bolied)
balladi bread

lunch(which is the main meal)
veggtables(spinish,molokhiya,bamya ect..) and rice and meat
sometimes boiled chicken rather meat sometimes both
kofta(dry meat balls)
and side chips
(thats whats common but not all we eat)

supper
cheese (any type)
eggs
anything in the fridge
and peronally i like take outs for supper

Answer 7

Chicken, pasta, rice sometimes, tomatoes(usually in the form of ketchup) bread, cheese, potatoes.

Answer 8

Potato's are a common staple in my house

Home fries for breakfast
Potato chips for lunch
Roasted, Mashed, or Fried potato's for dinner

Answer 9

Steak, potatoes
Pastas
Bread
Ground beef - meatloaf, burgers.
Chili with beans
Salads with tomatos and almonds on top.
Garlic bread


I live in Illinois.

Answer 10

Eggs and bacon or cereal for Breakfast
Sandwiches for dinner
For tea, anything like meat, veg and potatoes, stews, chilli,

I'm from the UK