There was a time when we thought sugar was a health source
The beautiful Nordic museum
Yesterday I
went together with Johanna, Lisa and Cicci to an exhibition at the grandiose Nordic museum in Stockholm. The
exhibition was about sugar and it development in Sweden during the last
centuries.
Sugar has
gone from being a luxury that only the royalty had to an accepted food product of our everyday
life.
When we
think about sugar we normally think about candy, chocolate, bakeries, ice-cream,
soft drinks and cakes. What we don’t think of is that sugar is all around us in
almost everything we eat. Pasta, rice, crisps, juices, yogurt, ketchup, musli, bread,milk…
The list can go on forever.
I don’t see
myself as a big sugar-eater. Idon’t like chocolate and I rarely eat candies,
ice-cream or bakeries, but I don’t really think about all the invisible sugar I
eat. I got a bit disgusted when at the exhibition but quite quickly I decided
to keep the information in mind but I won’t change my food habits too much. We
all believe in different diets and my own diet consists of eating varied and regularly.
I try not to eat too much neither of sugar or fat food. I try to make sure to
eat fish and vegetables as often as I can. On top of this I also exercise regularly
making sure to fill my schedule with cardio, weighs and yoga in between 3 to 5
times a week. Being far away from perfect I still believe I live a healthy
lifestyle!
xoxo
Careful, I remember all the Easter candy from the office :-)
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