Wai and the Standard British Diet

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Cairidh
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Wai and the Standard British Diet

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Sorry to bore you with this. But I just noticed that the Wai and the SBD aren't actually that different. Wai looks so extreme and peculiar but it's actually on the same template as the SBD.

My maternal family was from the North of England and my paternal family was from the North of Scotland, totally different worlds, but odly their diets were identical. They all ate:

Breakfast - Porridge with cream
Snack - Chocolate
Lunch - Bread and butter + boiled egg (or soup but that doesn't fit :wink:)
Snack - Biscuits
Dinner - Mashed potato with butter + meat

What nutritional value do porridge, chocolate, bread, biscuits, and potato have? They're all sugars.

They're all eaten with cream or butter. What are they? They're fats.

So their diet was:

Breakfast - Sugar with fat
Snack - Sugar with fat
Lunch - Sugar with fat + egg
Snack - Sugar with fat
Dinner - Sugar with fat + meat

Which is the same as Wai.
You just replace all the cooked sugars with the raw sugar - fruit.
Replace all the cooked fats with raw fat.
Replace the cooked egg with raw yolks.
Replace the cooked meat with raw meat. (fish being a meat)

The only difference is that Waiians eat less meat and more egg.
So the difference between the normal diet and Wai's is tiny after all. :wink:
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Post by Oscar »

Don't forget Fish and Chips! :D
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Post by Agent »

And deep fried Mars bars.
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And Scottish butter shortbread...
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Post by avalon »

And Blood sucking Vampires :wink:
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Post by RRM »

Not boring at all.
The most interesting observations are made from unexpected angles.
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