What the world eats in a week Options

[Inferia]

I saw this photo essay on Time, and thought it was pretty interesting comparing what the world eats in a week. It was fairly obvious that Americans and Europeans eat the most processed foods and the least amount of fruits and vegetables.
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My personal diet probably resemble the Melander family of Bargteheide (in smaller quantities of course), of mostly vegetables, grains/pasta, and meats.

[Inferia]

I think it depends on where you live... Food is expensive at some places, and it also depends on the quality of food too... I spend roughly ~$150-200/month on food.

[impala454]

I think it depends on where you live...

true for sure, but still, that one american family is spending $1400 a month on food... that just sounds insane. I suppose they must eat out a lot. They did have a couple of delivery pizzas in their hands.

we have krogers down here and they seem a little expensive over wal mart. we'll alternate between them depending on which store has what we're looking for. although it PISSES me OFF that I cannot find my damn drinks down here. in Lubbock I would get Slice One Grape and/or Strawberry. Or the Diet Rite White Grape (these three are all splenda, and are friggin awesome if you can find em). I cannot find those anywhere in Houston. I've been to HEB, Krogers, Walmart, Randalls, some store that used to be a Gerlands, they are nowhere to be found. Guess my last try is Whole Foods.

edit: and nevermind... apparently whole foods definitely won't have em
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splenda#Use_in_branded_products

The world's largest retailer of natural and organic foods (Whole Foods Market), made an official policy of not carrying products containing sucralose in any of its outlets.