Ever wonder why Tony Blair was so pale? Evidently, they're not doing so well teaching kids proper eating habits in Britain. In a survey of eight- to 12-year-olds, one in six believed that broccoli was a baby tree, and one in five had never seen a zucchini. The survey, conducted by British food chain Somerfield, also found that kids' eating habits were influenced by watching The Simpsons (doughnuts) and Big Brother ("alcohol, fry-ups and sweets"). British kids don't know their veggies
Ever wonder why Tony Blair was so pale? Evidently, they're not doing so well teaching kids proper eating habits in Britain. In a survey of eight- to 12-year-olds, one in six believed that broccoli was a baby tree, and one in five had never seen a zucchini. The survey, conducted by British food chain Somerfield, also found that kids' eating habits were influenced by watching The Simpsons (doughnuts) and Big Brother ("alcohol, fry-ups and sweets"). Comments [1]
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