Diet through history

>>1646600
go interview your grandaddy and other people that lived around then

>>1646600
Processed foods were new on the market (on a mass scale) and were quite in vogue then. Frozen dinners, jello, all kinds of instant mixes, preserved foods, etc. This was the first decade of 'plenty' after the Great Depression and the war years. People did not have sophisticated tastes, and then suddenly they could buy whatever they wanted, so they bought what they always wanted to in shittier times. So canned ravioli and jello were like the most amazing fucking thing, the novelty of it all.

>>1646600
Hot dogs, croissants, steaks, potatoes.

Same shit that's available today except with less artificial ingredients.

Germans to this day say their ancestors were taller in the past.

They are less food

>>1647041
And less calories, variety, and nutrients.