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<blockquote data-quote="flowerpot" data-source="post: 8157982" data-attributes="member: 142783"><p>In India and other tropical countries they can grow food all year round as there are no seasons. Also it is very hot, so I expect meat goes off very quickly. I remember there was a radio programme and the BBC reporter was shocked to the core when her host was going to cook a chicken. "But I thought you are vegetarian" "The chicken is an honorary vegetable today."</p><p></p><p>The original diet in various countries around the world obviously depends upon the local climate. North European countries have long winters when very little grows, so it would always have been necessary to preserve food for the winter months. In hotter climates with no frost vegetation grows all year round, given the right rainfall.</p><p></p><p>I expect that virtually all peoples in the past would have eaten animals - there is a lot of protein wandering around in one place and the skin/fat/tendons also come in useful. It would take a huge amount of time and labour to "gather" an equal amount of nutritious food.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flowerpot, post: 8157982, member: 142783"] In India and other tropical countries they can grow food all year round as there are no seasons. Also it is very hot, so I expect meat goes off very quickly. I remember there was a radio programme and the BBC reporter was shocked to the core when her host was going to cook a chicken. "But I thought you are vegetarian" "The chicken is an honorary vegetable today." The original diet in various countries around the world obviously depends upon the local climate. North European countries have long winters when very little grows, so it would always have been necessary to preserve food for the winter months. In hotter climates with no frost vegetation grows all year round, given the right rainfall. I expect that virtually all peoples in the past would have eaten animals - there is a lot of protein wandering around in one place and the skin/fat/tendons also come in useful. It would take a huge amount of time and labour to "gather" an equal amount of nutritious food. [/QUOTE]
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