Those pesky millennials

[Mudball]

+1 to this a Cortado is a nice alternative to a flat white??

I am a flat whiter.. never came across a Cortado... had to look it up. Will give it a try when the shops are back

 

[ScienceBoy]

I think a lot of people are confusing millennials with Gen Z. This article being a prime example.

This is understandable as “40 is the new 30” and the bottom 50% of millennials is much more gen z than those in the upper 25% of millennials. Less than 50% of Millennials are defining the generation when before the lines were clearer, although all generations have their spectrum.

With the fast paced changes of the modern world we now have mini generations, this is skewed further by the rise in childless couples and the trend to start having children later.

Millennials are split into the younger “app” generation, who are closer to gen z, the older millennials are the “social media pioneers” who are often now tired of or moving past social media as to them it was a childhood thing.

 

[Old Skier]

Three. But expecting to hit the four mark very soon as Mrs SILH plans to be serving up cauliflower rice as part of my new calorie/carbs controlled diet.

It’s cauliflower, rice is a completely different food group. Why did people start calling cauliflower rice, never understood that one.

 

[fundy]

I think a lot of people are confusing millennials with Gen Z. This article being a prime example.

This is understandable as “40 is the new 30” and the bottom 50% of millennials is much more gen z than those in the upper 25% of millennials. Less than 50% of Millennials are defining the generation when before the lines were clearer, although all generations have their spectrum.

With the fast paced changes of the modern world we now have mini generations, this is skewed further by the rise in childless couples and the trend to start having children later.

Millennials are split into the younger “app” generation, who are closer to gen z, the older millennials are the “social media pioneers” who are often now tired of or moving past social media as to them it was a childhood thing.

just when i thought I couldnt understand you any less....................

 

[SocketRocket]

It’s cauliflower, rice is a completely different food group. Why did people start calling cauliflower rice, never understood that one.

We have been substituting potato with mashed cauliflower for a few years to cut down on carbs. I like it.

 

[Old Skier]

We have been substituting potato with mashed cauliflower for a few years to cut down on carbs. I like it.

I understand why people eat it but not why they call cauliflower, rice.

 

[need_my_wedge]

I think a lot of people are confusing millennials with Gen Z. This article being a prime example.

This is understandable as “40 is the new 30” and the bottom 50% of millennials is much more gen z than those in the upper 25% of millennials. Less than 50% of Millennials are defining the generation when before the lines were clearer, although all generations have their spectrum.

With the fast paced changes of the modern world we now have mini generations, this is skewed further by the rise in childless couples and the trend to start having children later.

Millennials are split into the younger “app” generation, who are closer to gen z, the older millennials are the “social media pioneers” who are often now tired of or moving past social media as to them it was a childhood thing.

Speak English man.... I have no comprehension of what you just said..

 

[Imurg]

Is it good that I've got no idea what this thread is about..??

 

[Mudball]

It’s cauliflower, rice is a completely different food group. Why did people start calling cauliflower rice, never understood that one.

Because the califlower has been finely diced to look like Rice. it is served as rice i.e. a staple to go with your curry instead of 'pilaf rice' .. simples

 

[Old Skier]

Because the califlower has been finely diced to look like Rice. it is served as rice i.e. a staple to go with your curry instead of 'pilaf rice' .. simples

Mad, it’s cauliflower