3,214 Quotes About Food
- Author Manreet Sodhi Someshwar
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They had nationalities even: Thai eggplant, Chinese eggplant, Italian eggplant. The United Nations of eggplants terrified me because I knew the oblong purple vegetable as baingan, brinjal in English, and I could cook it in five different ways. Would this exotic brinjal still yield to my hands?
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- Author Manreet Sodhi Someshwar
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I could travel back in time, way back, when at a home with too many mouths to feed, love was a constant accompaniment to each spare meal. ….With my food, I could recall the person I used to be. Before everything changed.
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- Author Witold Szabłowski
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Przyprawy dla dania to jak makijaż dla kobiety. Potrafią wydobyć smaki, których istnienia byś nawet nie podejrzewał.
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- Author Steven Magee
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I ordered food takeout during COVID-19 and I was shocked at the dozen unmasked people that were in line waiting for their orders. I never did takeout again.
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- Author Mokokoma Mokhonoana
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You can feel like you will starve to death if you do not eat within 21 seconds; not eat at all; and still be alive after 21 days.
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- Author Naomi Oreskes
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...and that greater use of pesticides was the key to wiping out world hunger (although most social scientist disagree, pointing out that there is plenty of food in the world; the problem we face is one of unequal distribution.)
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- Author Steven Magee
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I am a fat American.
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- Author Janet Clarkson
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A pie is only as good as its pastry, and one of the delights of a good pie is the contrast in texture between the crisp pastry and the filling - whatever it might be. In a perfect pie, each component is independently perfect - the mouthfeel of the pastry (buttery, flaky, crumbly) and the mouthfeel of the filling (rich, unctuous, tender, sticky, crunchy, etc.); and the whole is more than the sum of its parts.
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- Author Janet Clarkson
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There is a mystery inherent in a pie by virtue of its contents being hidden beneath its crust.
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