Pakistanis eat staple food, so what if there is no staple food one day?

This kind of situation basically does not exist, after all, if you know that you want to eat this thing, you will settle down in advance.

Since they have to eat the staple food all at once, they will definitely prepare it, and if there is no staple food one day, they will not eat it.

They are very fond of spicy food, they will cook with pepper and turmeric, most of their dishes meat and beans are made into spicy food, their staple food is flour and rice, if there is no staple food, you can drink some milk tea or eat something else.

If there is no staple food, there must be other foods to replace, such as vegetables, etc., foods that are in line with their religious beliefs.

They will prepare some ingredients in advance, and they will not run out of staple foods. Even if there is no staple food, they will buy it.

Since this is already their staple food, they will definitely prepare it in advance, so there will be no such thing.

This is their eating habits, so there is no situation where there is no staple food, and if there is, the most is to endure for a day.

Normally this would not have happened, because it was a must-eat for them.

I don't think it's going to happen, even if Pakistanis don't eat it, nothing will happen.

The most commonly eaten combination is "Jabari" and "Marsala", "Jabar" is pasta, similar to the domestic dead pasta, made very thin, "Marsala" has many kinds, beef, mutton, chicken can be made, similar to domestic stew, but there is very little soup, put a lot of spices, the meat is also stewed very badly, there is a very unique fragrance, when eating with "Jabardi" dip "Marsala", it looks like eating is very delicious. High-ranking people sometimes eat together a bit like eating Western food, with knives and forks, probably because it was a British colony. Until now, Pakistan is also one of the countries of the Commonwealth.

Hello, according to the latest data, Pakistan has a population of about 100 million, and more than 100 million of them are living under the poverty line, which means that they can only consume enough calories every day to meet their nutritional needs. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), more than a million children in Pakistan are malnourished and struggle to survive every day. In addition, according to the World Bank report, more than a million people in Pakistan live in extreme poverty and struggle to survive on a daily basis.

Most of these populations do not have enough resources to buy food, so they go without food every day.

Nearly 37 per cent of Pakistan's population does not have enough to eat and faces hunger. Twenty-five per cent of Pakistanis cannot afford to eat twice a day. Since the lockdown, everything from street food vendors to shoe-shiners, who have recently not earned a single rupee, means entire families are starving.

According to the World Food Programme (WFP), in 2018, Pakistan pointed out that about 100 million people in Kistan were in a state of food insecurity, and more than 100 million of them did not have enough to eat.

Nearly 37 per cent of Pakistan's population does not have enough to eat and faces hunger.

It is estimated that about 200 million people in Pakistan do not have enough to eat.

Hello, dear, Pakistan is adjacent to India, so the eating habits are similar to those of Indians, and they prefer to eat spicy and spicy food. The two distinctive characteristics of the food culture of the Wakhan Tajik people living in Pakistan are curry and English black tea. In addition, the speech also has the South Asian characteristics of shaking his head from side to side.

Whether it's a family's daily meal or a local restaurant, the most common and indispensable food is curry. "Ba Tie" does not have the habit of stir-frying, and the ingredients are basically fried without cooking, and those that can be cooked must be cooked very soft. Deep-frying and simmering are almost the mainstream cooking methods.