Reply With QuoteSeriously - wtf. Just how is it possible that they dont know potatoes and tomatoes? It what their favorite food is made from. And they are being shown on packages, so even if they only eat fast food, they are supposed to know how this 2 looks like.
Potato or Tomato? | Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Is this a real trend?
Seriously - wtf. Just how is it possible that they dont know potatoes and tomatoes? It what their favorite food is made from. And they are being shown on packages, so even if they only eat fast food, they are supposed to know how this 2 looks like.
Kids are stupid nowadays... I think years ago they asked children in Berlin and other big cities where the milk comes from... and a big part answered "from the factory" and did not know anything about cows and stuff... ^^
Oh yea, kids are the stupid ones.Originally Posted by Silent Reader
It's stupid adults that don't bother to much with their education that is the problem!
Of course its their parents fault.. but probably more because of lazyness and not so much stupidity in most cases.
In the end though the kids end up like that...
I kind of agree, with one mention, untill about 15 years a child relies mostly on parents and entourage for education, after that age its time to educate yourself.
You know how these videos are done?
You deliberately pick the most stupid looking kids you see and ask them, if one of them turns out to be actually knowing stuff you cut them out.
I did it a few times in an internship in the late 90s, we always had to cut out more than half, even if we concentrated on the "krass Alder" types.
And who knows maybe today's kids even deliberately give outrageous answers in hope of youtube fame?
Yes I know how these videos are done.
The milk question I posted was an official survey as far as I remember - not a video like this.
Come on - how is it even possible? They should at least know Milka cow.
people dont cook, and when cook uses processed food, so most of the people really dont know what they eat. Down here people mostly know, people here cook a lot, but uses too much processed food anyway.
Some sensationalism, some good montage and probably a lot of unhealthy practices. The fact the kids are giving wrong answers is not really an issue. What is an issue is that people are actually taking the piss about names.
What good is it to know what the name is when you actually do not eat the said produce in any healthy form. No ketchup is not a healthy way to consume tomatoes.
True but how do you expect them to eat healty when they don't even know what the hell it is?
Crazy, stuff like this is part of general knowledge and should be included in schools.
Well, at least here it was.
It's the overall idea of our food industry to make every product blackbox. Just because you can replace the healthy stuff with crap and it looks the same.
They even make this with cows by giving them corn. A sick industry.
I believe everything I see on TV.
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