The pastry paradox: why are the Danes slimmer than Britons?
Picture a cosy Danish living room. Candles flicker, soft music plays and friends and family gather around a table laden with pastries – flaky, buttery and gloriously calorific. This is hygge in action, and it seems almost tailor made to give any health conscious Briton a mild panic attack. While Britons have spent decades being told that sugar and fat are dietary villains, the Danes appear to be cheerfully ignoring the memo and somehow remaining one of the slimmest nations in Europe, even though…
Where: Copenhagen, Denmark
Exact coordinates
copenhagen: 55.680, 12.570
denmark: 56.260, 9.500
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