All Ears English Podcast AEE 1821: UK vs. US Breakfast with Anna Tyrie from English Like a Native
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Jul 21, 2022 In this lively conversation, Anna Tyrie, an English teacher and entrepreneur behind English Like a Native, dives into the intriguing world of breakfast customs in the UK and US. They explore how traditional meals are evolving with trends like 'boozy brunch' and health-focused options. Anna discusses the cultural significance of breakfast, emphasizing its transformation from a simple meal to a vibrant social experience. With fascinating insights on portion sizes and diner traditions, listeners are invited to reflect on their own breakfast habits and the influences shaping them.
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Intermittent Fasting
- Anna, despite being a breakfast person, now avoids it due to intermittent fasting.
- She aims for a 14/10 fasting/eating ratio, believing it promotes cell repair and clarity.
Post-War UK Breakfasts
- In the mid-1900s, UK breakfasts were simple due to post-war rationing.
- Staples included tea, toast, eggs, and jam, reflecting limited resources.
1950s US Diners
- In the 1950s, US diners offered basic, affordable food, often greasy.
- These diners, resembling railway cars, prioritized quantity over quality.