Why Americans Eat Dinner Earlier Than Everyone Else in the World
Americans typically eat dinner between 5–7 PM while most of the world eats later. The historical, agricultural, and cultural reasons are fascinating — and mostly forgotten.
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Americans typically eat dinner between 5–7 PM while most of the world eats later. The historical, agricultural, and cultural reasons are fascinating — and mostly forgotten.
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