Gen Z Prefers Fancy Fillings in Sandwiches

A recent study has revealed that women in the U.S. are more likely than men to seek mental health treatment, with 27% of women reporting having received such care. The American Psychiatric Association notes that approximately 75% of those who try psychotherapy find it beneficial. Meanwhile, a cultural debate has emerged in the UK over 'woke' sandwich fillings as younger generations, particularly Gen Z, shift away from traditional options like ham and mustard towards more exotic ingredients like avocado and continental cheeses. Research from Allinson's shows that only 1% of Gen Z would choose ham with English mustard compared to 10% of baby boomers. This trend has sparked humorous social media reactions, with many mocking the notion of 'woke' sandwiches, while older generations lament the loss of classic flavors. The juxtaposition of mental health awareness and generational culinary preferences reflects broader societal changes in both psychological support and culinary tastes.