Hortwiz found that a large number of people are used to eat alone instead
of eating with family and colleagues around a big table. Eating in front of the
computer, eating at class and even eating hurriedly in the street are very
common at present, while eating as a group becomes rarer and rarer. So he considers
the eating habit of people now as “eating on the edge”. Hortwiz starts his
analysis with the representative instance of soup. In the past, people liked to
have soup with a big pot since many people ate together and shared the same soup.
Nonetheless, many manufacturers now serve out the soup into single-serving
packages because of the trend of eating alone and eating at different places. Ordering
food for one person, people do not have to care about others’ taste any more since
all the things they need to do are ordering whatever they like and take away
the food. Also, the size of the packages is exactly fit many car’s cup holder. The
portability of the new packaged soup makes it popular among numerous people,
encouraging them to eat at different places they like. Moreover, he mentioned
the eating habit of crews in space flight. It is common to see some of them
eating food when working at computers. Therefore, many astronauts prefer eating
on the run and eating alternatively. Another eating habit mentioned in the
article is eating in timeless time. Numerous people do not follow the normal
eating schedule; they eat whenever they like. It is common for many university
students as well. University student are always in a rush heading for classes.
So they usually order some food during the break between the classes and take
away them to class and dorm; some may even eat when they are walking. My
friends and I always have class during the lunch time, so we have to eat lunch
after 2 p.m. However, we still like to eat together. We chat a lot when eating
together, sharing our happiness and strengthening our friendship. Chatting with
friends at dinner will effectively relax me after studying for a whole day.
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