Japanese Diet
Ampontan at Japundit writes in Feast or Famine about Japanese food self-sufficiency.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries, if Japanese stopped eating imported foods a typical menu would have to be as follows.
- Breakfast
- Bowl of rice, potatoes, pickled vegetables.
- Lunch
- 2 sweet potatoes, baked potato, 1/4 apple.
- Dinner
- Bowl of rice, sweet potato, slice of fish.
- Special treats
- Udon noodles (1 bowl every other day), miso soup (1 bowl every other day), milk (1 glass every 6 days), egg (1 each week), meat (1 serving every 9 days).
Sounds healthy, in a Mahatma Gandhi kind-of-way. Actually, I get the impression that's about how Japanese ate 150 years ago before Americans introduced them to junk food. That diet would do me a lot of good, if I survived it.
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