Do you commit food fraud?
by James Yu (Subscribe to James Yu's posts)
Posted Jan 9th 2006 3:33PM
Filed under: Trends
The Independent has an article about people committing food fraud--making meals using
ready-made packages and passing it off as their own creation. They say that 40% of young women have done this, as
compared to only 22% of young men. The survey strikes a chord with the older generations--are the younger generations
simply incompetent in life skills? Should home economics be reinstated to teach these essentials?
I don't know anyone who has ever tried to commit food fraud--in fact, I feel that cooking is actually making a
comeback amongst the young people in the US. But perhaps I'm hanging out with a skewed crowd. What do you think? Is the
next generation simply an instant meal kind of crowd?
Tags: food fraud, FoodFraud, fraud, instant, ready made, statistics, younger generation, YoungerGeneration
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