What the World Eats
Wednesday, June 6th, 2007
What the World Eats is a photo essay from Time, Inc. Notice the Americans with their pizzas. Notice how many cultures drink soft drinks. Notice, notice, notice… fascinating.
[via kottke.org.]
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Notice that Germany is the most exepnsive, and most of it seems to be beverages of some sort.
I did notice that but more important was how much Coke there is in the world, or pop in general. Ugh.