The effects of Turkish food culture and technological developments on the food culture

Journal Title: Journal of Tourism Theory and Research - Year 2015, Vol 1, Issue 1

Abstract

Eating, which is a biological need, is a part of cultural values handed down from generation to generation in addition to being a necessity for survival. People now prefer fast food or snacks which give them a feeling of satiety because dishes in Turkish cuisine are mostly difficult to make; working people have lack of time; single people live separately and urban life is challenging and busy etc. With technological developments that rapidly proceed today, some changes have been observed in food culture as in many other things. In this study, the effects of technological developments on food culture are researched.

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Aydan Bekar, Egem Zağralı

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  • EP ID EP454570
  • DOI 10.24288/jttr.202821
  • Views 140
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How To Cite

Aydan Bekar, Egem Zağralı (2015). The effects of Turkish food culture and technological developments on the food culture. Journal of Tourism Theory and Research, 1(1), 40-48. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-454570