Do you judge your food?

supernova84

You see them there on the television nibbling and playing with their food before giving a final verdict on it's edibility. My take on this whole food extravaganza is it's there to keep you from starving and you should be glad for the bit of fodder. Do you actually judge your food before eating? Like your going to eat it anyway surely.

py2006

what

Scioch

I usually throw one too many things in and end up with a mess. Making soup and I'd decide to add a spoon of mayonnaise or something stupid for no apparent reason (I'm a master curdler). Then usually sit there knowing full well it isnt fit for human consumption trying to force myself to eat it in the hope I wont be such a maverick the next time.

galwayrush

Of course i do, i compare everything to my wife's cooking skills, and nothing matches...

christmas2012

these days ill eat anything i have to stop that habit,im cutting down gradually the best way to tackle it..

4zn76tysfajdxp

supernova84 wrote: »

Do you judge your food?

Only if it's black.






I hate burnt food.

girl in the striped socks

Well I usually don't eat crap food if that's what you mean.
Nor do I wax lyrical about being able to taste the morning dew off the grass the cutesy little lamb feasted on before I killed & cooked him.

Oranage2

Yes.

Before i eat an egg i make sure the father is still with the hen, if not i throw the bstard egg to the cats.

Scioch

Vera Powerful Groundhog wrote: »

Only if it's black.






I hate burnt food.

Thats rapist :mad:

py2006

LordSmeg wrote: »

Thats rapist :mad:

what

Scioch

py2006 wrote: »

what

py2006 wrote: »

what

Location : I dont know where I am.

You just out of a coma or something ?

The King of Moo

I always judge what I cook, if by "judge" you mean "taste and try to make nice."

It's so easy to make food that's fairly healthy and nice without putting in too much time and effort and becoming a food snob. I don't get when people aren't fussy about what they at all.

admiralofthefleet

no. i cook 99.9% of the food i eat so i know whats gone into it

iguana

The King of Moo wrote: »

I don't get when people aren't fussy about what they at all.

Do you mean fussy about health or taste? If it's taste then it's very probably because they are one of the 25% of the population who have so few fungiform papillae (tastebuds) on their tongues that they are classified as non-tasters.

Rhyme

My food sometimes judges me. Does that count?

Fuck you billy-roll.

Chuck Stone

Lumpy mash is the spawn of the devil.

The King of Moo

iguana wrote: »

Do you mean fussy about health or taste? If it's health then it's very probably because they are one of the 25% of the population who have so few fungiform papillae (tastebuds) on their tongues that they are classified as non-tasters.

Taste. I don't like to get too high and mighty about eating healthily, I indulge myself often enough.

I can't believe there's such a high proportion of people who are officially non-tasters! What a sad life that must be, though I guess they don't know what they're missing.

the groutch

In Soviet Russia, you don't judge food, food judges you.

girl in the striped socks

Chuck Stone wrote: »

Lumpy mash is the spawn of the devil.

Lumpy mash is just someone being bone idle lazy. Either mash the fcuking spuds or leave them whole.
But don't pretend to care about mash when clearly you don't


Or someone making a sandwich on the counter, use a fcuking plate!!!!! I could have snorted all over that counter top five minutes ago or a fly could have mooched around on it.

*1234567,1234567,1234567 rocks back & forth*

Scruffles

am very judgemental of food due to having acute sensory issues, but also will eat the same thing every day out of routine.
and from exactly the same condition; until not that long ago had not eaten anything for a number of years and was on a special prescribed liquid food which tasted worse than vomit.

will only ever eat with hands,partly because it allows inspection of textures and partly because its always been routine,everything has its own seperate section on the plate and not mixed.
have got a serious hatred of some foods and cannot touch them,and if they touch anything of mine will not eat them because it causes vomit to come up.
will use the same plate all the time as well,though that is only partly to do with routine; one of the other ladies is profoundly autistic and really accutely ocd;she licks all the plates/cups/knives/forks etc if she isnt caught in time,knowing she eats the stuff am phobic of it really makes feel sick thinking of her licking stuff and us having to use it so will not use anything she has licked even if its been washed down with scalding water.

Kylo Ren

Yes. I get my friends to come over and taste it and they pull out score cards ranging from 1-10.

Princess Peach

Do I judge its quality?

I had noodles with processed cheese for dinner.

No, no I don't.

Shryke

I make lobsters compete in gladiatorial combat for the right to survive.

Cork24

Goes in one way and come out the other way couldn't care less once it goes in and out without a problem,

paddy147

Cork24 wrote: »

Goes in one way and come out the other way couldn't care less once it goes in and out without a problem,

So which is better then...trying with all your might to squeeze a big one out,or having the scutters and no control???:pac:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtWGCxqrjJU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXeCevTNes8

Sea Filly

supernova84 wrote: »

You see them there on the television nibbling and playing with their food before giving a final verdict on it's edibility. My take on this whole food extravaganza is it's there to keep you from starving and you should be glad for the bit of fodder. Do you actually judge your food before eating? Like your going to eat it anyway surely.

py2006 wrote: »

what

Nah, I get what he means. Food is fuel first and foremost, so does it really matter what it's like as long as it's healthy?

Chuck Stone

I think I'm the type of person who would die if I didn't eat food.

I really like the way food takes away that weird wanty feeling I get around my stomach.

cruiser178

galwayrush wrote: »

Of course i do, i compare everything to my wife's cooking skills, and nothing matches...

Bet you're going to cunningly show your wife that post aren't you, accidentally on purpose leave the computer on with the view on 400%, we're on to you


Im a bit of a plain eater, only eat what i like half afraid to try new foods, boring i know.

The King of Moo

Cork24 wrote: »

Goes in one way and come out the other way couldn't care less once it goes in and out without a problem,

Sea Filly wrote: »

Nah, I get what he means. Food is fuel first and foremost, so does it really matter what it's like as long as it's healthy?

Pleasure!! - The best thing in life!

Unless you're one of these non-tasters, why not gain the pleasure of tasty food with next to no extra effort?

Kurz

Sea Filly wrote: »

Nah, I get what he means. Food is fuel first and foremost, so does it really matter what it's like as long as it's healthy?

Food is fun first and foremost. I couldn't give a shíte if it's healthy or not.

poppy81

Kurz wrote: »

Sea Filly wrote: »

Nah, I get what he means. Food is fuel first and foremost, so does it really matter what it's like as long as it's healthy?

Food is fun first and foremost. I couldn't give a shíte if it's healthy or not.[/Quote

poppy81

poppy81 wrote: »

Kurz wrote: »

Sea Filly wrote: »

Nah, I get what he means. Food is fuel first and foremost, so does it really matter what it's like as long as it's healthy?

Food is fun first and foremost. I couldn't give a shíte if it's healthy or not.[/Quote

Sea Filly

The King of Moo wrote: »

Pleasure!! - The best thing in life!

Unless you're one of these non-tasters, why not gain the pleasure of tasty food with next to no extra effort?

Not a non-taster. I love food but when I'm working 14 hour busy days, it's just fuel and nothing else.

Cork24

paddy147 wrote: »

Cork24 wrote: »

Goes in one way and come out the other way couldn't care less once it goes in and out without a problem,

So which is better then...trying with all your might to squeeze a big one out,or having the scutters and no control???:pac:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtWGCxqrjJU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXeCevTNes8

Do u ever feel proud when u push out a monster of a size ?

Theirs nothing better then have a coffee, and a morning poo that's gets your feeling proud

Shenshen

supernova84 wrote: »

You see them there on the television nibbling and playing with their food before giving a final verdict on it's edibility. My take on this whole food extravaganza is it's there to keep you from starving and you should be glad for the bit of fodder. Do you actually judge your food before eating? Like your going to eat it anyway surely.

Er, no I'm not going to eat it anyway.
If I find it doesn't taste good, I'm very likely to not eat it, no matter how hungry I may be.

Shenshen

poppy81 wrote: »

Food is fun first and foremost. I couldn't give a shíte if it's healthy or not.

If it's not fun and healthy, I'm not going to bother with it.