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food habit one repeated behaviour eg. I usually have cereal for breakfast
food pattern the bigger picture overtime eg. I generally eat 3 homemade meals a day the overall way a person or group eats overtime, repeated food choices
influential factors of food choices school, money, culture, location, social media, time
bush tucker examples finger lime, bush tomato, wattle seed, macadamia nut, saltbush.
indigenous food traditional practice Seasonal Harvesting: only hunt and gather what they need, allowing animal populations and plant species to rest and regenerate. bush tucker: harvesting and cooking local herbs, fruits, and wildlife.
migration nd over half (51.5%) were either born abroad or have at least one parent born overseas
multiculturalism and migration influence on Australia 1850s early asian and European immigrants, Chinese made restaurants 1945-1960s: Over two million migrants arrived from Europe, including large communities from Greece, Italy, Turkey, and Lebanon. 1980s- now asian and global expansion
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