SAMA HOOLE: 10 countries hold the top of the world's female height table, and every one of them is cold, wet and built on full-fat dairy.

10 countries hold the top of the world's female height table, and every one of them is cold, wet and built on full-fat dairy.

The top of the female height table:

- Netherlands: 170.4cm
- Montenegro: 170.0cm
- Denmark: 169.5cm
- Iceland: 168.9cm
- Latvia: 168.8cm
- Estonia:… pic.twitter.com/xYHlC8bw1x

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) September 10, 2026

10 countries hold the top of the world's female height table, and every one of them is cold, wet and built on full-fat dairy. The top of the female height table: - Netherlands: 170.4cm - Montenegro: 170.0cm - Denmark: 169.5cm - Iceland: 168.9cm - Latvia: 168.8cm - Estonia: 168.7cm - Serbia: 168.3cm - Czechia: 168.0cm - Lithuania: 167.6cm - Bosnia and Herzegovina: 167.5cm Not one warm country on the list. Not one country with a celebrated plant-based cuisine. Not one Mediterranean diet anywhere near it. What they have in common is that their grandmothers drank milk with the cream in it, ate curd and sour cream daily, and cooked in butter and lard because there was nothing else in the pantry. Bosnia and Latvia are poorer per head than Spain, Italy or Portugal, and their daughters are 5cm taller. The sunshine, the olive oil and the tomatoes have produced the shorter women, and they have done it with more money.

British girls are currently being advised to switch to plant milk on environmental grounds.