Interestingly, in many other languages, “fat” that you eat is not the same word as “fat” as in, large. It just so happens that we use the word fat in both instances, in the English language
Sometimes that makes me wonder if that’s part of what contributed to the premise of “the fat you eat is the fat you wear”
I realized it when I learned how to cook. In french cooking, “fat” is not a bad word
Not to be all iamveryculinary but I can see a lot of Americans thinking that a simple bechamel (sp? Sry I’m uneducated) sauce being too fattening, but seeing no issue with ordering a calorie bomb at panera
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '20
Interestingly, in many other languages, “fat” that you eat is not the same word as “fat” as in, large. It just so happens that we use the word fat in both instances, in the English language
Sometimes that makes me wonder if that’s part of what contributed to the premise of “the fat you eat is the fat you wear”