Hausbrot.at Particularly curious noses should also be interested in what Austrians do before breakfast.
be the garden (13 percent) or the bed (3 percent). If you have breakfast outside the home, the good, old coffee house is very popular (23 percent). A surprising 4 percent of Austrians like to have breakfast in furniture stores. And only 8 percent have breakfast at work.
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Especially curious noses should also be interested in what Austrians are up to before breakfast. Are you already washed and combed at the table? Or is another lap run beforehand? The survey shows: As much as Austrians love their breakfast, they don’t like sex or sports before it. Only 6 percent have sex before breakfast, only 4 percent do sports at home and only 3 percent do sports outside the home. In return, 60 percent of Austrians take care of showers and styling Co, before they take a seat at the dining table.
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The much-vaunted superfood doesn’t live up to its name. The fruits, seeds and grasses, which are full of health-promoting substances, are one thing above all – expensive. The testers of the consumer protection magazine “Konsument” have chia seeds,
Goji berries
and Co. carefully examined. The result: superfoods are just like any other food.
Because the vitamins, minerals and secondary plant substances can also be found in local foods. What’s more: Harvesting too early, heavy processing or preparation for transport and weeks of storage in shipping containers are at the expense of the sensitive ingredients. The perishable acai berries can only be transported to Europe frozen, as pulp (processed, production-ready fiber, note) or freeze-dried. This means that there is often only environmentally harmful transport by plane.
Banned pesticides discovered in Europe
When buying, it should be ensured that the goods are residue-controlled, advise consumer advocates. In the case of Chinese goji berries, for example, high levels of pesticides have been found several times. In the case of chia seeds, there are references to the use of weed killers, which are banned in Europe. “Consuming certain substances in concentrated, isolated form is generally not advisable because of possible undesirable effects.123papers If you have superfood, it is best to eat whole fruits and avoid powder and capsules,” writes “Konsument”.
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Flaxseed serves the same purpose
Chia seeds, for example, are said to be superior to other foods because of their high fiber, protein and mineral content. The healing seeds of the Maya are also said to promote digestion, regulate blood sugar and alleviate joint pain and heartburn. Chia seeds are currently between nine and 57 per kilogram. It could also be cheaper. The good old flaxseed provides roughly the same amount of protein, calcium, magnesium, zinc and omega-3 fatty acids. And: It only costs three to 19 euros per kilogram.
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Acai berries – cheaper too
Acai berries are similarly expensive. The fruits of a palm species contain many minerals, especially a lot of calcium, as well as anthocyanins, which are praised as radical scavengers (dark plant pigments, note). The acai powder costs between 160 and 262 euros per kilogram. In Austria, blackberries, elderberries, blueberries, chokeberries, cherries, red grapes or even red cabbage could easily be used. These fruits and vegetables also contain plenty of color and are nowhere near as expensive. And the expensive goji berries with their high vitamin C content could even be grown in Austria, as these wolfberry bushes also thrive in this country.
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In addition to the medication, the doctors at the hospital also gave me a supplement. Then I wanted to get it on prescription from the doctor, but the costs are not covered by the WGKK, it would have to be paid for myself. But it’s very expensive !! Then I heard about the goji berries and bought them from “common sense”. 100g approx. 5 euros. The taste of these berries ……
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…. you have to get used to it first, so you don’t eat too much of it at once. At some point I stopped buying it because I don’t know how much I have to eat for it to work. And I have nothing for the pointless.
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Austrians are real breakfast fans. This is shown by a current survey, which also reveals what should not be missing from the breakfast table, what we do besides breakfast and whether there are other activities before breakfast (small spoiler: sex or sport are not part of the morning program for most).
How does Austria actually have breakfast? That question has the
Breakfast delivery service Hausbrot.at
and ask Mr and Mrs Austrians right away. The result of the survey: Austria is a country of breakfast fans! Only 7 percent do not eat anything in the morning, with 56 percent breakfast is served daily. Whether you enjoy breakfast or not depends on your age: the older you get, the more you want to eat breakfast every day. Accordingly, if you are over 50, you will have breakfast most often.
At 7.17 a.m. the time has come: Then during the week, on average, the first meal of the day is served. At the weekend you start about an hour and a quarter later. Ideally, you don’t sit alone at the table. The Austrians like it more sociable at breakfast. Only around a third eat breakfast alone.
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What should be with breakfast? Loaf! And butter! And jam! Actually a classic … At the weekend it can be a little more: Eggs, fruit juices, cheese, pastries and sausage are part of a successful breakfast. Whether on the weekend or during the week, one thing is clear: nothing works without coffee! 74 percent drink coffee for breakfast (67 percent with milk, 29 percent with sugar). Incidentally, breakfast pastries are mostly bought in the supermarket, although more and more Austrians can also imagine having breakfast delivered to them (52 percent).
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And what do you do when you sit at the table with sandwiches, coffee and your loved ones? That depends (surprise!) On gender. 44 percent of women like to chat over breakfast, while 35 percent of men prefer to read the newspaper. When it comes to listening to the radio, however, everyone agrees that this is simply part of the process for 35 percent of the time. In the past few years, social media has also fought for a place at the breakfast table: 19 percent of women look into Facebook, Instagram or YouTube while having breakfast. An horror for 12 percent of Austrians who just want to eat in peace in the morning!
Incidentally, breakfast does not have to be taken at the dining table. This is true for 54 percent, but it can also be the couch (14 percent), the kitchen (13 percent), the balcony or garden (13 percent) or the bed (3 percent). If you have breakfast outside the home, the good, old coffee house is very popular (23 percent). A surprising 4 percent of Austrians like to have breakfast in furniture stores. And only 8 percent have breakfast at work.
© Hausbrot.at
Especially curious noses should also be interested in what Austrians are up to before breakfast. Are you already washed and combed at the table? Or is another lap run beforehand? The survey shows: As much as Austrians love their breakfast, they don’t like sex or sports before it. Only 6 percent have sex before breakfast, only 4 percent do sports at home and only 3 percent do sports outside the home. In return, 60 percent of Austrians take care of showers and styling Co, before they take a seat at the dining table.
Even more on the topic: For breakfast fans:
Recipes from the new cookbook “Morgenstund ‘”
For a successful morning:
This is the best way to start the day
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Austrians are real breakfast fans. This is shown by a current survey, which also reveals what should not be missing from the breakfast table, what we do besides breakfast and whether there are other activities before breakfast (small spoiler: sex or sport are not part of the morning program for most).
How does Austria actually have breakfast? That question has the
Breakfast delivery service Hausbrot.at
and ask Mr and Mrs Austrians right away. The result of the survey: Austria is a country of breakfast fans! Only 7 percent do not eat anything in the morning, with 56 percent breakfast is served daily. Whether you enjoy breakfast or not depends on your age: the older you get, the more you want to eat breakfast every day. Accordingly, if you are over 50, you will have breakfast most often.
At 7.17 a.m. the time has come: Then during the week, on average, the first meal of the day is served. At the weekend you start about an hour and a quarter later. Ideally, you don’t sit alone at the table. The Austrians like it more sociable at breakfast. Only around a third eat breakfast alone.
© Hausbrot.at
What should be with breakfast? Loaf! And butter! And jam! Actually a classic … At the weekend it can be a little more: Eggs, fruit juices, cheese, pastries and sausage are part of a successful breakfast. Whether on the weekend or during the week, one thing is clear: nothing works without coffee! 74 percent drink coffee for breakfast (67 percent with milk, 29 percent with sugar). Incidentally, breakfast pastries are mostly bought in the supermarket, although more and more Austrians can also imagine having breakfast delivered to them (52 percent).
© Hausbrot.at
And what do you do when you sit at the table with sandwiches, coffee and your loved ones? That depends (surprise!) On gender. 44 percent of women like to chat over breakfast, while 35 percent of men prefer to read the newspaper. When it comes to listening to the radio, however, everyone agrees that this is simply part of the process for 35 percent of the time. In the past few years, social media has also fought for a place at the breakfast table: 19 percent of women look into Facebook, Instagram or YouTube while having breakfast. An horror for 12 percent of Austrians who just want to eat in peace in the morning!
Incidentally, breakfast does not have to be taken at the dining table. This is true for 54 percent, but it can also be the couch (14 percent), the kitchen (13 percent), the balcony or garden (13 percent) or the bed (3 percent). If you have breakfast outside the home, the good, old coffee house is very popular (23 percent). A surprising 4 percent of Austrians like to have breakfast in furniture stores. And only 8 percent have breakfast at work.
© Hausbrot.at
Especially curious noses should also be interested in what Austrians are up to before breakfast. Are you already washed and combed at the table? Or is another lap run beforehand? The survey shows: As much as Austrians love their breakfast, they don’t like sex or sports before it. Only 6 percent have sex before breakfast, only 4 percent do sports at home and only 3 percent do sports outside the home. In return, 60 percent of Austrians take care of showers and styling Co, before they take a seat at the dining table.
Even more on the topic: For breakfast fans:
Recipes from the new cookbook “Morgenstund ‘”
For a successful morning:
This is the best way to start the day
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Austrians are real breakfast fans. This is shown by a current survey, which also reveals what should not be missing from the breakfast table, what we do besides breakfast and whether there are other activities before breakfast (small spoiler: sex or sport are not part of the morning program for most).
How does Austria actually have breakfast? That question has the
Breakfast delivery service Hausbrot.at
and ask Mr and Mrs Austrians right away. The result of the survey: Austria is a country of breakfast fans! Only 7 percent do not eat anything in the morning, with 56 percent breakfast is served daily. Whether you enjoy breakfast or not depends on your age: the older you get, the more you want to eat breakfast every day.