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French people tend nowadays to eat more often between meals and have lighter and less organised meals. It was a national habit to sit (the whole family) at fixed times for breakfast, lunch, diner and dieteticists say this is partly a reason for why obesity is less present in France. It is still recommended not to eat between meals, especially sweets or salted snacks.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agono, this is just a stereotype.
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What foods do people eat between meals?
Snacks
In what order do the french eat their meals?
The French eat the same basic meals that we do in America. However, in their main meals, they have different courses. They have an appetizer, a fish, a meat, salad, cheese and then dessert.
What else do french people eat?
French people eat a variety of foods. They eat fruits, vegetables, meats, and dessert. Breakfast is often a pastry, or cereal. Lunch and dinner are longer meals with many options.
What are some of the meals people eat in Paris?
French Fries, and lots of stuff that you can find out on other websites!
When do the french usually eat their meals?
about dinner time
Are there rituals french people abide by when eating?
French people tend to eat at the same times each day, no matter what. They also tend to make meals last a long time and donâ??t eat in a rush.
What is the difference between restaurant and chef?
Restaurant is the place where people can dine and eat. Chef is the person who makes all the meals and gives them to the people to eat.
Snacks before the meal?
Snacks are good. You should eat a small healthy snack between meals that way you won't be as hungry between meals and you can eat less at meals.
When to eat a peach?
only between meals
What do muskrats eat between meals?
nothing
How many meals do people in Poland eat?
Four meals a day.
Do people in France take cooking seriously?
Yes, yes, yes. The French in general eat proper, sit-down, multi-course meals twice a day, and NOTHING in between. And the meals are cooked from scratch, not bought at the supermarket and warmed up. Such things exist in France, but they are for emergencies.
