Americans haven't increased their consumption of all food and drink evenly, however — our alcohol intake peaked in the 1980s, but our growing consumption of vegetable oils alone accounts for more than half of the calorie spike.
Using data from The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAOSTAT) — which tracks caloric intake through 2013 — we've analyzed the diet changes that might be contributing to the obesity problem in the United States.
Ah, we're going with The 10,000 Calorie Sumo Wrestler Diet.
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