Westerners usually have a simple meal. Breakfast is usually milk, juice, bread, sausage and cheese. Sausages and cheese are usually eaten in bread. If Chinese food is eaten in a restaurant or canteen, it is usually the main course with some staple food. The staple food usually includes rice (usually with some butter and salt), noodles (macaroni), mashed potatoes or boiled potatoes. If you bring your own Chinese food, it is usually a sandwich (bread with sausage, cheese and lettuce). Sometimes in the evening, the family will cook a little richer, making a soup, a vegetable salad and a main course (steak, grilled fish, etc.). The staple food is nothing more than noodles, rice and potatoes. Usually the main course is soup topped with the main course. Foreigners seldom or hardly eat noodle soup. It can be said that bread, noodles, rice and potatoes are the staple foods of westerners.