Sentence examples for eating customs from inspiring English sources
A portrait of Roman society from the vantage point of the dining table, kitchen, and market stalls, Around the Roman Table offers both an account of Roman eating customs and 150 recipes reconstructed for the modern cook.
Israeli eating customs also conform to the wider Mediterranean region, with lunch, rather than dinner, being the focal meal of a regular workday.
Cereals usually are not eaten raw, but different kinds of milling (dry and wet) are employed, depending on the cereal itself and on the eating customs of the consumer.
But Dr. Kass has also written a book about eating customs and table manners.
The particular source of infection varies depending on the fish eating customs of the country.
One angel investor sadly remarked, between sips of his rosemary-mint sparkling water, that this might be the last time he would ever "eat custom, steel-gray M&M's or dine next to a wall of succulents".
As soon as I touch down, my family and friends like to rush to me home to honor the Spanish eating custom of 3 hour-lunches!
Locals filling their baskets with freshly chopped paws and tails were defensive over their dog-eating customs, one woman in the market declaring indignantly, "I'm not forcing them to eat dog, so they can't force me to stop".
His cows eat a custom-blended diet of wheat, soybean byproducts, hay and corn.
Among the Herero of southwest Africa, the dead man's goats were slaughtered and eaten; this custom seems to have been connected with the fear that they were affected by his magic and also with the belief that the spirits of the slaughtered goats would follow the dead owner into the realm of spirits, where he would need them.
A certain favoritism, even in the absence of baksheesh-pocketing headwaiters, is indispensable to restaurants that expect to maintain a steady clientele -- especially in New York, where every other big shot seems to demand the "best" table and, instead of something fabulous to eat, a custom-baked potato.
