A thought brought forward by Chris Brogan (link) on his daily blog on social media and business. I might use that the next time I have one of those “why does it cost so much to make a film” discussions. It’s a great analogy for a bit of a foodie.
KFC vs. Nobu, anybody?
Talking of which, the new DOUBLE DOWN? What was KFC thinking? Two deep fried chicken pieces with bacon and cheese and don’t forget, the sauce, Colonel’s sauce, oh sure. “Only” 540 calories, and more sodium than the dead sea.
Did anybody at that company listen to Michelle Obama, or watch “Supersize Me”, or “Food, Inc.” or “King Corn”, or “What’s on your Plate”….. It’s like a spit in the face of everybody who’s trying to get America off its obesity ride. It’s not the fact that the Double Down has “only” 540 calories – it’s about the message it sends and it’s all totally wrong – as far as I’m concerned.
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
The Difference Between Recipe and Restaurant
Sunday, November 1, 2009
In the Beginning
As for my first blog ever: wondering if I'll find the balance between informative, personal and interesting with out too much bla bla... how much do you want to know and how much do you want me to share. I will find out, I guess.
I am a film producer, nuts about outdoor activites and love food - and I'm now also a filmmaker - with a film to my name, called Abraham's Children. More about that later.
Signing off.
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food,
independent filmmaker,
introduction,
outdoors
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