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[12:20.07]The last reading.
[12:22.81]Snack Culture
[12:25.15]British young people eat more snacks
[12:27.79]than people of the same age in other European countries.
[12:32.43]Savoury snacks, especially crisps,
[12:35.41]are the favourite snack in the UK.
[12:3...

介绍： 版权归原作所有，仅供此学习，若有侵权请告知删除。
[12:20.07]The last reading.
[12:22.81]Snack Culture
[12:25.15]British young people eat more snacks
[12:27.79]than people of the same age in other European countries.
[12:32.43]Savoury snacks, especially crisps,
[12:35.41]are the favourite snack in the UK.
[12:38.61]British people are mad for crisps
[12:41.76]and they like them in a large variety of flavours
[12:45.11]including cheese and onion, roast chicken, tomato ketchup and so on.
[12:51.77]They also love chocolate very much.
[12:54.60]If you go to any newsagent's shop in Britain
[12:58.28]you'll see a huge selection of chocolate bars on sale.
[13:03.55]While these snacks can be delicious,
[13:05.99]the Food Standards Agency issued a warning recently
[13:09.56]that many children's snacks contained dangerously high levels of salt.
[13:15.58]Vendors selling snack foods high in sugar, salt or fat
[13:19.66]have been banned in some schools.
[13:22.96]Some people even suggest that young people should be protected
[13:27.06]from being highly exposed to advertising for unhealthy snacks.
[13:31.99]They think there should be more controls
[13:33.72]over websites, sponsorship and in-store promotions.