jnorth88
Active Member
So, I understand that fastfood and processed foods are becoming far more popular in India. They represent 10% of what people now eat in the cities. Experts believe this will only increase, and will eventually impact the prevalence of many local cuisines. Various food traditions will be lost, especially in smaller towns.
It is even worse when considering that these fastfood restaurants and processed foods have been linked to an increase in obesity. Many of the health problems in the US are the result of poor diet.
Can anyone comment on this trend? I know that most Indians still prefer the homecooked meals, and you can see this food delivered throughout the cities every day.
It is even worse when considering that these fastfood restaurants and processed foods have been linked to an increase in obesity. Many of the health problems in the US are the result of poor diet.
Can anyone comment on this trend? I know that most Indians still prefer the homecooked meals, and you can see this food delivered throughout the cities every day.