Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 11:08     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

No. It’s code for, I don’t want to eat at the Olive Garden
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 11:07     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Anonymous wrote:Food snobs


No. It is appreciating and seeking out maybe the best food truck to perhaps the best upscale restaurant.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 11:01     Subject: Re:Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Annoyingly overused term. Just say you like to eat out. So do I. We get it.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 11:01     Subject: Re:Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Anonymous wrote:Not at all! It's just a person who genuinely enjoys food, loves trying new things, likes to cook and/or explore new restaurants.

I have three kids. One has the potential to be a foodie. He loves nearly every cuisine he's tried. (Note, not every food ... he seems to have some textural aversions, but once we started trying him with lots of different ethnic foods, he became a voracious eater.) Likes to talk about food, likes to cook.

The others are good eaters, but they truly do not care about food. They eat to live, as opposed to how some people say they live to eat.

I'm kind of a foodie, but limited by money and the busy-ness of our life. I like planning my cooking for the week, love grocery shopping, love trying new places and new recipes.


This is the correct answer. It's not a food snob per se.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 11:00     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Foodie is to food= Wino is to booze.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:59     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Food snobs

This, OP. Not the same as what you describe.


+1 Foodies *can* have eating disorders or addictions of course, but the not necessarily. The key component is that they're really snobby about what they eat.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:58     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Anonymous wrote:Food snobs

This, OP. Not the same as what you describe.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:57     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

So much denial.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:57     Subject: Re:Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Not at all! It's just a person who genuinely enjoys food, loves trying new things, likes to cook and/or explore new restaurants.

I have three kids. One has the potential to be a foodie. He loves nearly every cuisine he's tried. (Note, not every food ... he seems to have some textural aversions, but once we started trying him with lots of different ethnic foods, he became a voracious eater.) Likes to talk about food, likes to cook.

The others are good eaters, but they truly do not care about food. They eat to live, as opposed to how some people say they live to eat.

I'm kind of a foodie, but limited by money and the busy-ness of our life. I like planning my cooking for the week, love grocery shopping, love trying new places and new recipes.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:55     Subject: Re:Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Sounds like OP is an anorexic
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:55     Subject: Re:Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

No. Also, do people still say foodie? That’s so 20 years ago.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:54     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Absolutely not. A lot of the restaurants that cater to "foodies" serve extremely small portions
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:54     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Food snobs
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:53     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

No.
Anonymous
Post 10/19/2022 10:52     Subject: Is the term 'foodie' code for food addict?

Are foodies really just the same as people with eating disorders, food addictions/obsessions?