china eats the most food in the world.
china eats the most food in the world.
who eats the most food in the world?
china
in "amazing eats", adam richman travels the united states to visit food establishments for a taste of the specialties they serve up. every episode starts off with a brief history lesson about the specialty food that is featured.









































opening: ""magnificent mouth-watering foods. you can find it all across our great nation. and i'm on a quest to taste some of the best. this isn't just food. these aren't just meals. these are the incredible edibles that just can't be beat. this is amazing eats!""









































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amazing eats
when, from necessity, one's animal eats an unusual food, e.g., when a donkey eats fish, the owner pays full damage. (liability applies on the grounds of the injured party, but if on the highway, the owner pays only the amount which he has profited). where a beast of prey enters the grounds of the injured party and tears or devours a domestic animal, the owner of the beast is liable for full damage, because it is its nature to act in the manner as it did. in contrast, if a dog should trespass and eat lambs or a cat eat grown hens, only half damage is due since this is unusual. when a donkey, finding bread in a basket, eats the bread and breaks the basket, the owner pays full damage for both. where a beast, whether walking or standing, eats grass from the middle of a square, the owner pays what he profits, where it eats from the side he pays full damage. for what it eats out of the door of a shop, its owner is required to pay the equivalent of what he has profited thereby; from the interior of the shop, full damage. if, walking along the road, a beast eats off the back of another beast, only the saving in fodder is paid for. if it jumps out of its place, full damage is due. if one's beast glides or stumbles into another's garden and eats, etc., the owner owes only for what he profits, even if the beast goes from bed to bed, or stays in the garden all day. if instead it walks into the garden in the regular way, there is liability for full damage. so, also, if it is pushed into the garden by a companion, for the owner should lead his herd in single file.
damages (jewish law)