Gregg Segal's photography project "Daily Bread" shows what children around the world eat. It turned out that the poorer the nation, the healthier the contents of children's plates
Certainly a commendable initiative. But so far, its implementation is very lame. Chefs unaccustomed to cooking new recipes often fall short, resulting in a tasteless brew that many children don't want to eat.
In the meantime, Ukrainian schools and parent chats are buzzing with the discussion of the school menu, it is interesting to look into the plate of children from around the world. What do they eat? And this will help the project "Daily Bread" by photographer Gregg Segal. He traveled around the world for four years and took photographs of children with their traditional food. And I tracked such an interesting trend: the poorer the nation, the healthier the food on the plates of children. In this case, preference is given to cereals, fish, nuts, vegetables and fruits. But the richer the country, the worse things are with the children's diet. It has a lot of bakery products, sweets, fast food, which is naturally displayed on the figure and well-being of the child. See for yourself.
Rosalie Durand, Nice, France/photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Isaiah Dedrick, Long Beach, California, USA / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Anchkhal Sahani, Mumbai, India / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Kawakanih Yawalapiti, Upper Xingu, Brazil / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Meissa Ndiay, Dakar, Senegal / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Charkesh Shri Ganeg and Mierra Shri Varsha, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Bradley, Los Angeles / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
Nur, Kuala Lumpur / photo www.instagram.com/iamprcompany
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