Übrigens, "andere" bezieht sich auf Wurzelgemüse wie Taro.
Von Expert_Dot_5271
Übrigens, "andere" bezieht sich auf Wurzelgemüse wie Taro.
Von Expert_Dot_5271
22 Kommentare
As rice eating person, how do you eat wheat? Is it the same like eating rice particles?
The Northeastern China is marked as part of „wheat Asia“, but actually it is also famous for producing high quality rice in China.
wheat tastes so ass, roti tastes like wet cardboard, rice all the way!
With maybe a few exceptions, literally every single region you’ve classified as ‘both’ should be wheat.
Just because people consume some rice doesn’t make it a staple alongside wheat. By that logic lots of people in the red area eat atleast some wheat so this entire map should be ‘both’
‘Both’ as a category only makes sense when there’s genuinely a 50/50 split. Otherwise the map is meaningless. The vast majority of area under purple isn’t a 50/50 split with rice. Most of them all consumer much more wheat than rice
china, Japan are definitely both
It should read „both asia“
pretty sure chukotkans aint eating no damn wheat
Why isn’t there an „oat region“? It’s nutritionally more valuable than wheat and rice.
Is rice kosher for pass over? If so that would be a pretty good reason for Israel to consider switching sides.
I’m scared what does „others“ mean here
Punjab definitely consumes more wheat than rice.
Kashmir is rice only region.
I’m a Japanese person from the „rice“ area, and a lot of people here eat bread for breakfast. I think a label like „Both“ would be fine.
Why did potatoes never trully established themselves as carb source in Asia?
Source?
I’ve seen these type of maps being posted a lot, all without sources of course. I’ve been looking for the underlying data and can’t find it. It’s extremely unlikely that this kind of data is available at the regional level, especially for all of these countries.
It’s about damn time this sub starts requiring a source. The amount of maps with made up data here is too damn high.
What’s New Guinea in terms of staple starch acc. to this map?
Not cassava, I imagine?
What are „others“?
I wonder which empire wins in a deathmatch
Manchuria grows some rice.
Mongolia’s staple food is meat. Wheat is the primary grain but meat is still the primary food.
Wheat and rice represent seperate neolithic revolutions in Asia. Its unclear wether indica rice was domesticated seperately in South Asia, but it has genes from Chinese japonica rice.
Philippines where Rice is life. Every meal should have rice. Even noodles and pancit is paired with rice. Sweet spaghetti with rice. Even the poor eats rice with salt/soy sauce. Youll get strange looks from the older generation if you have burger or pizza as your meal and makes you eat it with rice. Anything else is considered as snacks if eaten without rice.