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Easiest way to tell how intelligent someone is?......The food they eat

http://www.theguardian.com/media/yougov-polling-blog/2014/nov/18/yougov-profiles-the-nations-newspaper-readers

Most Intelligent:

Readers of The FT enjoy a spot of Braised endive, moules marinières and halibut with caper beurre blanc.

Tarte au citron, baklava and pomme lyonnaise are favourite dishes of The Times readers.

The top three favourite dishes of The Guardian readers are likely to be antipasti, aubergine parmigiana and braised endive

The Telegraph reader enjoys eating Vichyssoise soup, stinking bishop cheese and Tournedos rossini

Least Intelligent:

A Daily Mail reader enjoys eating cheese and tomato sandwiches, lobster and sweet and sour prawns

Chips, curry sauce, ham and eggs are a Daily Mirror customer’s dishes of choice.

A Daily Star reader particularly enjoys eating Neapolitan ice-cream, chips and curry sauce

The Sun readers enjoys eating pork chops, chips and curries

(edited 8 years ago)

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tsr knows its true

I would take chips over antipasti (or whatever the hell you call it) anyday.

Reply 3

Christ Redeems

The Times ftw :pierre:

Reply 4

RobML

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

I would take chips over antipasti (or whatever the hell you call it) anyday.

Chips give me indigestion

Reply 5

TheOtherSide.

You seem to be basing intelligence on what newspapers people read anyway...

Reply 6

Stiff Little Fingers

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

I would take chips over antipasti (or whatever the hell you call it) anyday.

Antipasti is a course rather than a dish anyway (basically it's the Italian for starter), so I'd be dubious as to how well this has been put together.

Reply 7

thefatone

Original post by Gucci Mane.

http://www.theguardian.com/media/yougov-polling-blog/2014/nov/18/yougov-profiles-the-nations-newspaper-readers

Most Intelligent:

Least Intelligent:

really? most intelligent is onion soup? the vichiossie thingy

what does mcdonalds big mac say about my intelligence?

Reply 8

math42

I guess I'm a Daily Mirror reader

Reply 9

a noble chance

It's a miracle Her Majesty isn't morbidly obese when she has to fit all this into her diet

Reply 10

chemting

I think its more how much money (or class) one has, which dictates how well one can dine, and less about intelligence (although I wouldn't be surprised if there's some correlation)

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Reply 11

BRING BACK MHOC

I am a Guardian reader and I don't know what antipasti, aubergine parmigiana or braised endive are.

Reply 12

Serine Soul

I didn't know intelligence was based on the newspapers you read, which is largely influenced by how wealthy your background is.

The 'intelligent readers' sound like they're trying too hard.

Just have some mash and piss off

Reply 13

MrsSheldonCooper

Original post by Gucci Mane.

Why am I not surprised.

Most of the stuff mentioned in the intelligent food has meat in it. I don't eat meat sweetheart.

Look at you trying to be all hard. It's adorable to watch do carry on. :h: