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How European people imagine what the others eat

How European people imagine what the others eat. The results of this survey have no great scientific value since they were done on too small a number of questionnaires. However, they help have a first idea of what we believe to be other people’s food habits.

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How European people imagine what the others eat

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  1. How European people imagine what the others eat

  2. The results of this survey have no great scientific value since they were done on too small a number of questionnaires. However, they help have a first idea of what we believe to be other people’s food habits. • It seems that it was for Italy that answers were the most significant.

  3. WhatwethinkItalianfood to be • Italian cappuccino ° Pasta and pizzas

  4. What you think French food is The baguette, the glass of wine and the beret For our Spanish friends, France is THE country of pancakes but also of dishes made of cheese : fondue, raclette and soufflé

  5. Our idea of what Spanish food is • Paella tortilla and Gaspacho

  6. Our representations of polishfood Poland is THE COUNTRY of VODKA

  7. Representations of foodfromourspanishfriends . • The typical Italian dishes are pasta and pizza • The typical French dishes are pancakes, pot au feu and fondue • Polish food habits are little or unknown. • The answers are the same for internationally known dishes.

  8. Beverages • Our knowledge about beverages is smaller • for Italy : wine, limoncello and espresso coffee • For France : wine for the Poles, the Spaniards see us as drinking Champagne, Cognac or pastis (a drink made with anise).

  9. Beverages

  10. FAT and starchyfoods

  11. Non appetizingdishes Some French dishes seem not appetizing for our European friends : • Snails and frogs !

  12. Non appetizingdishes • In fact, French people consume them rather little. There are two main regions in France where snails are produced and eaten : Burgundy and Poitou Charentes. People living in Charente are even called « cagouilles » which means snails in the local language.

  13. NON APPETIZING DISHES • Surveys didn’t show any disgust for other dishes, be they Italian, Spanish and Polish. • Of course our food tastes and distates can be individual but they are mainly CULTURAL and we must LEARN about the various tastes to be able to appreciate them.

  14. COOKING BECOMING INTERNATIONAL • Easy to prepare dishes. • Ingredients that can be found everywhere. • Convivial dishes nice to share. • Rather cheap dishes as pasta, pizza, tortilla.

  15. The richness of regionaldishes • In each country, there are « national » dishes but also a regional cooking considered as national dishes as flammenkueche in Alsace, the cooking of seafood in Royan for France.

  16. SYNTHESIS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRES ABOUT WHAT FRENCH HIGH SCHOOLS STUDENTS THINK ABOUT FOOD • . No meat seems representative in any of the 4 countries • . No way of cooking seems characteristic of a country except a tendency to grill for the Spanish cooking. In France Plancha is more and more used because considered healthier than BBQ. • . Very little knowledge of the various spices used • Conclusion The answers to all the questions show little knowledge of the food habits of the 3 other European countries. As we could expect, the lack of knowledge is very strong about Polish habits. Poland is not a strong touristic destination for French people, There are few Polish restaurants. We have to DISCOVER EVERYTHING . • Food globalization if it exists concerns only a small number of products : Pasta, Pizzas or paella. Only breakfast seems standardized: the answers coffee croissants do not nevertheless seem to correspond to the daily reality

  17. To conclude • Geographical proximity and tourist and cultural exchanges help overcome cliches as far as food is concerned.. • Thus it is Polish food that is the least known, the Poles know better Italian dishes, the Spaniards and French from the Atlantic coast know more about their next door neighbours than about others. • After this exchange we all know that Pierogi are a typical dish that we even know how to prepare. We also know how to prepare Italian pasta and we will go on with French and then Spanish cooking.

  18. Buen provecho • dobre apetytu • buon appetito • Bon appétit

  19. The end : • La devise européenne est « unis dans la diversité ». • Unidos en la diversidad • Jedność w różnorodności • Unita nella diversità

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