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rattle · Post by **rattle** » 07 Oct 2007, 08:05

Aren't they all the same crap?

Panda · Post by **Panda** » 07 Oct 2007, 20:59

No. I'm not a chef or anything, but the way something is prepared can alter the taste, texture, and nutritional (I've done actual research on nutrition for one of my psychology classes) value of it. Differing prepartion techniques goes for all foods, including donuts, and some of the differences can be more subtle than others.

Snipawolf · Post by **Snipawolf** » 07 Oct 2007, 21:02

Who the hell cares? Food is food. I am totally apathetic as long as it is edible and doesn't make me gag. I try to eat well, but taste means jack crap to me.

Caydr · Post by **Caydr** » 07 Oct 2007, 23:42

I've done actual research on nutrition for one of my psychology classes

Better rewrite that paper

Panda · Post by **Panda** » 08 Oct 2007, 01:12

Snipawolf wrote:Who the hell cares? Food is food. I am totally apathetic as long as it is edible and doesn't make me gag. I try to eat well, but taste means jack crap to me.

We have tastebuds because they can be used to signal to us when something is bad for us to eat. That means that there's something important about taste especially since it's related to the gag reflex. The only problem with relying on your tastebuds is that people tend to become addicted to certain unhealthy foods and blame it on the foods' flavor.

Tasting different foods can be fun! Do you know how many different flavors of tea there are out there, orange, Earl Grey, red tea, cinnamon, honey flavored, jasmine, rose, black tea, white tea, etc. No this isn't some weeaboo thing that I have. It's just a hobby. I like English, Indian, and Asian teas.

Caydr wrote:
I've done actual research on nutrition for one of my psychology classes
Better rewrite that paper

I'm talking about an experiment in a psychophysiological psychology, involving collecting data from restaurants. I made an A in that class. It was a lot of fun.

Maybe some of the people in there thought I was a food critic, because I was taking notes and all.

Snipawolf · Post by **Snipawolf** » 08 Oct 2007, 01:28

No, I mean eating food for nutrition... Eating cheese makes me gag... Though I am sure it is good for other people.

I would love to try different kinds of tea, tea is not very nutritional in most cases, but I love it nonetheless. Tasting food to taste it is alright, but for eating dinner, eat the damn dinner... It doesn't matter much to me.

SwiftSpear · Post by **SwiftSpear** » 08 Oct 2007, 01:41

Cheese isn't very nutritious anyways, so count yourself lucky. Cheese is one of my major vices

Snipawolf · Post by **Snipawolf** » 08 Oct 2007, 01:43

Major vice, lol...

I also don't like mayonnaise, mustard, tomatoes and a few other things. Weird, I guess my body doesn't like unhealthy stuff much. I also don't care for fried food, but broiled/grilled shrimp is awesome

Neddie · Post by **Neddie** » 08 Oct 2007, 02:00

Dairy is not good for you. Next?

Ishach · Post by **Ishach** » 08 Oct 2007, 02:25

Snipawolf wrote:Major vice, lol...

I also don't like mayonnaise, mustard, tomatoes and a few other things. Weird, I guess my body doesn't like unhealthy stuff much. I also don't care for fried food, but broiled/grilled shrimp is awesome

what else do you eat/not eat

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