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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
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Where Children Sleep: Photos of Children's Sleeping Areas Around the World
Vintage snapshots of creepy clowns: Eww.
Porn Stars With and Without Makeup: The difference is dramatic. Pardon the pun.
Food for a week: Photos of a week of groceries around the world.
Miss Universe Costumes: Srsly, Murka. Wtf?
Monday, May 28, 2012
Mario Batali Is Fucking Starving
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| Jesus said: Feed the poor. They said: Sorry, Jesus! We spent $40 million on hate and fear. |
“I’m [expletive deleted] starving.”
— Celebrity chef Mario Batali, while discussing his 'Food Stamp' diet, where he and his family are eating on a 'food stamp' budget (an average of $1.48 per meal, or $31 per week) in protest of potential cuts to the federal nutrition assistance program.
Unlike most people on food stamps, Mario Batali has access to a large variety of foods and has both the equipment and education to make the best use of it. This is something we should think about the next time that we're auditing what poor people eat, or their grocery purchases. I mean, this guy prepares food for a living - with every kind of equipment known to man - and he still cannot manage to do this without feeling like he’s going hungry.
— Celebrity chef Mario Batali, while discussing his 'Food Stamp' diet, where he and his family are eating on a 'food stamp' budget (an average of $1.48 per meal, or $31 per week) in protest of potential cuts to the federal nutrition assistance program.
Unlike most people on food stamps, Mario Batali has access to a large variety of foods and has both the equipment and education to make the best use of it. This is something we should think about the next time that we're auditing what poor people eat, or their grocery purchases. I mean, this guy prepares food for a living - with every kind of equipment known to man - and he still cannot manage to do this without feeling like he’s going hungry.
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