What would happen if someone from the medieval times ate present day food?
Would modern food be shockingly different to someone from the 1500's if they ate some modern food?
What modern foods are considered to be aphrodisiacs? What did people eat in the old days? If I introduced modern day food (cereal, caesar salad, McDonald's, etc.) to a town that existed in medieval Europe, how would its citizens react? Are snacks nowadays different from those you had in the past? What are some foods that have vastly different recipes today from when they first became popular? Is eating meat still justifiable in modern societies? What types of food do Europeans eat that people from other parts of the world find disgusting? What types of food do Americans eat that people from other parts of the world find disgusting? Would a fat man live longer without food than a skinny man? Are aphrodisiac foods fact or fiction? What kind of food did the ancient Romans eat? What types of foods do Americans eat which the rest of the world finds disgusting? What are two or more food items you thought would taste disgusting together but turned out delicious? If Subway , Pizza Hut, Dominos, McDonald's etc. were to be 'Indian' food chains, what difference it could have made in terms of prices of similar food items ? Are human stomachs better able to digest cooked meat than raw meat? If yes, why did we evolve this way? What would happen if you eat the same food for the rest of your life? What are some examples of traditional food in the USA? Why can't healthy food be cheaper than junk food? Are we becoming underweight due to junk food if we eat it thrice in a week by replacing on meal of the day on it? What is unusual or different about the food and cuisine in Germany? What are examples of foods that are highly similar to foods in other cultures despite having no traceable common origins? On the diet idea, how are the differences between Chinese and Western culture? How did foods like noodles, pasta, etc. become accepted worldwide whereas Indian food did not? If you had to spend the rest of your life eating only 3 food items then what would they be? What did Europeans eat before the discovery of America? What nationality has the healthiest traditional dishes? If you could eat only 3 foods for the rest of your life, what would they be? What was Japanese people's main food before rice was introduced? What is unusual or different about the food and cuisine in Italy? Did Peter Drucker actually say "culture eats strategy for breakfast" - and if so, where/when?