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larsenjw92286
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03 Sep 2005, 5:07 pm

I remember posting a topic quite a while ago asking at what pace the majority of you eat at. Well, I thought I would back that up a little bit. I like all kinds of food and think most of the time that my appetite is insatiable. Do any of you think that food is an AS obsession?


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03 Sep 2005, 5:22 pm

I am actually very picky about my food and hate to take the time to cook or eat. I actually find the necessity to eat very distressful and disturbing to my desired routine.

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03 Sep 2005, 5:23 pm

Being that I just spent 3 hours today trying to get a batch of salsa exactly the way I wanted it...I would have to say yes, I love cookng, eating, and thinking about food.



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03 Sep 2005, 6:15 pm

I see there is an interesting difference of opinion in this thread.


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03 Sep 2005, 6:40 pm

I am obsessed with food.

I love to eat, look at the food in the supermarket, and have all things fruit related all through my room.



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03 Sep 2005, 7:38 pm

yealc wrote:
I actually find the necessity to eat very distressful and disturbing to my desired routine.


I agree, when are those little pills gonna be ready ?



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03 Sep 2005, 7:54 pm

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I agree, when are those little pills gonna be ready ?


LOL I was thinking just two days ago I want that machine from the TV show The Jetsons that dispenses food pills :lol:

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03 Sep 2005, 8:16 pm

I adore food but I wish I didn't go all hypoglycemic when I eat too much carbohydrates or the occasional sugar. :( :( :(

Sigh. My body is starting to hate me.


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03 Sep 2005, 8:49 pm

Oh yes....I adore food!! :lol: Cooking it, eating it, buying it, growing it, even thinking about it....if it has to do with food I like it!! !! I think it might be a minor obsession, but I know I've had major intense obsessions with certain foods, like nectarines, tea(tea was a big one) and certain recipes. When I obsess over a recipe I take a recipe from a cookbook and refine it until it is knock-your-socks-off good. I'm not generally a proud person, but I can make a meal to impress just about anyone :D



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03 Sep 2005, 8:53 pm

I think you could say that certain types of food are an obsession for me. Whenever a new type of snack, candy, or especially a new type of soft drink comes out, I just HAVE to try it. I'm also more likely to pay attention to packaging and ingredient labels and stuff (and not just because I'm diet-conscious). And I post on the "Salute to Soda" and "BevNet" message boards.

Of course, I also have an insatiable appetite. I used to be pickier about my food (I used to only eat chicken in McNugget form, and only eat cheese on pizza), but not so much anymore. Of course, there are certain foods I love above all - spicy Chinese and Mexican food, certain Hungarian dishes, pasta, etc.



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03 Sep 2005, 9:13 pm

I'm an extremely picky aspie and the father of an extremely pick aspiette. But we both adore certain types of foods, cheesecakes, veal, corn on the cob, fresh picked tomato's, etc.

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03 Sep 2005, 10:03 pm

I am paticular about eating only good food, none of this mcjunk or whatnot.

And I enjoy cooking. Girls, form a queue. :P


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03 Sep 2005, 10:25 pm

Mcjunk or Burgersling is only useful when there is nothing else and your desperate for something before you go hypoglycemic!!

I enjoy cooking, too!! ! Something for which my wife is profoundly grateful, since I'm the stay-home-dad, aka, househusband!! !! (and LOVING it! 8) )

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04 Sep 2005, 1:21 am

i'm with stlf and louisa on this one.

and i think i'd probably prefer hypoglycaemia to either of the options you offered, ozymandias :P ;)



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04 Sep 2005, 1:30 am

I see food as a necessary evil. Same thing with cooking. I don't care about it, rarely devote any attention to it (I prefer to occupy myself with something else while I'm eating), and I can take forever to finish a meal. I'm currently trying to learn how to absorb nutrients from the air.



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04 Sep 2005, 1:57 am

don't mock, ghotistix - there are people who actually do that. they're called "breatharians". really. google it. :roll:

and here's what wiki has to say about them...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breatharians