A new phenomenon called "avocado hand" is in the news. Avocado hand is an injury sustained from cutting oneself when cutting into the fruit or trying to remove the stone with a knife. The malady has been jokingly referred to as a "middle class injury" due to some people's perception that avocado is mainly eaten by middle class people. Which of the following would you consider to be middle class foods? Please select all that apply

A new phenomenon called "avocado hand" is in the news. Avocado hand is an injury sustained from cutting oneself when cutting into the fruit or trying to remove the stone with a knife. The malady has been jokingly referred to as a "middle class injury" due to some people's perception that avocado is mainly eaten by middle class people. Which of the following would you consider to be middle class foods? Please select all that apply Published on 12 May 2017 → Survey conducted on 12 May 2017 on 4748 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Hummus

37%

Avocado

37%

Quinoa

45%

Asparagus

33%

Chorizo

20%

Kale

28%

Sweet potatoes

16%

Sushi

40%

Halloumi

30%

Salmon

19%

None of these are middle class foods

27%

Don't know

14%

Hummus

37%

Avocado

37%

Quinoa

45%

Asparagus

33%

Chorizo

20%

Kale

28%

Sweet potatoes

16%

Sushi

40%

Halloumi

30%

Salmon

19%

None of these are middle class foods

27%

Don't know

14%

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