Do you agree. that different food items of each state brings us together ?Explain
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Answer:
Yes I do agree with it.....
Explanation:
Because....
serving up his famous chocolate chip pancakes? If you stop and think about it, you probably associate some of your favorite foods with family memories.
Food is clearly important for nutrition, but it's also meaningful to humans in other ways. Think about it: we're the only mammals that cook our food. This makes our consumption of nutrients much different.
Culturally speaking, food is very important. Food can be nostalgic and provide important connections to our family or our nation. Food can be a bridge that helps immigrants find their place in a new society. Food can have a number of different meanings that might not be immediate to us when, for example, we take our first bite of our favorite dinner.
In this lesson, we'll talk about some of the ways in which food, culture, and society are connected.
Food and World Cultures
Think of the expression, to break bread with someone. This is referring to the way that food brings people together and is important in our relationships.
Anthropologist Margaret Mead famously wrote about how food is for gifting. What Mead meant by this is that food provides us with something more symbolic than simply nutrition (though that's certainly important). Food is meant to be exchanged and shared with family and friends. Let's look at how food and culture relate.
Cultural Heritage
Food provides an important link to our cultural heritage. Imagine an Italian grandmother who immigrated to the United States and is teaching her grandchildren, who have never been to Italy, how to make an authentic Italian meal. This is an important experience in maintaining connections to one's cultural heritage.
Food also has been used in less positive ways. For example, during periods of colonialism in Africa and other parts of the world, colonizers used food as a way to erase local cultures and incorporate local peoples into European systems of domination.
Answer:
Yes! I am with the given statement.
Explanation:
The following are the reasons for the given statement:
1. People of India used to eat the food of different states, for instance, we find people of North India having Dosa with Sambhar and South Indians having Chhole Bhature and proper North Indian Thali.
2. Whenever someone goes to visit a different state he tries the regional food of the state and brings that food for his family.
In this way, we can see people not only sharing food only but feel that we Indians are united and while going for a visit in any part of India there are people who can actually serve us food.