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Hispanic Meals Research Paper

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American:
1. The day starts out with breakfast which usually starts between 6 in the morning to 10 in the morning and includes different kinds of foods such as pancakes, waffles, bacon, sausage, bagels and etc.

2. The next meal is lunch and lunch usually takes place between 11 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon and includes sandwiches, salad, chicken nuggets and etc.

3. The last meal of the day is dinner and it usually takes place between 5 in the evening and 8 at night and it consists different kinds of meats and heavy meats.

4. Even though this is not a main course dessert usually happens after dinner and includes many sweets for example ice cream, cake, candy and etc.

Both: Americans and Hispanic meals are actually very similar, and they both consist of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also serve similar food at their meals, for example at both American and Hispanic meals have eggs and coffee, and at lunch eat salads. I did not know that they were so similar in eating habits as America until now.

Hispanic: …show more content…

The day usually starts with el desayuno which is a light breakfast before 9 in the morning which includes coffee, hot chocolate and etc.

2. The next meal is el almuerzo it is like brunch and it usually takes place at 9 in the morning until 11 in the morning and it includes eggs, meat, and tortillas.

3. La comida is their lunch which usually takes place between 2 in the afternoon until 4 in th the afternoon which includes soups, salads, a main dish, and sometimes desert.

4. Last but not least they have is la cena and it takes place at 9 at night to 10 at night and it usually contains of hot drinks that are served with soups, breads, tortillas and

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