How social class influence lifestyle?

Answer 1

you'll usually find working classes eat large meals, the aim being to fill themselves uo, being on a lower budget the food is not always healthy but it's aim is to either occupy (as in snacks)or fill you up. The idea of having to be really full and budgeting usually leads to a high fat diet.

Middle classes tend to eat higher priced foods. Not necessarily healthy but usually contains a lot more fruit and veg. their diets tend to include salads and very rich foods, such as very expensive chocolate pudding!Although they have less snacks, tending to eat three to four small meals a day. However they're more likely to go out to higher priced resteraunts.middle class diets are designed to create the illusion of wealth, looking healthy and delicious, but probably containing far more calories than people realise.

Higher classes tend to eat much smaller meals but regularly.Etiquette leads to leaving more than they actually eat.Foods tend to be of high quality. Not necessarily expensive but always of highest quality and freshly prepared.Higher classes are less likely to snack on junk foods, and even less likely to enjoy them if they did.

Answer 2

It would depend on the culture and the class. Culture is a set of generally accepted expectations. In some cultures the expectation varies between classes (which may be inherited or earned positions). It is difficult for an individual to behave in ways outside what is expected of them. In some cultures this difficulty is great, while in other cultures it is a relatively minor obstacle or benefit.