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    Proud to be a snob

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    • Posts: 221 Member
      I am a food snob too. I only eat things that have 3 ingredients listed or less. Natural ingredients.
      Like my chicken, it is caned, but the only listed ingredients are Chicken, Water, Salt! Bonn apatite!

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      :noway: :frown: Where do you even buy that?? But, at least it only has 3 ingredients!! :drinker:
    • Posts: 13,247 Member
      I'm more of a food slob. *shrugs*
    • Posts: 15,228 Member
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      Let's just cut to the chase
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      I love you!
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      I think you don't really know the definition of snob. Eating the way you do does not make you a snob, making this post telling people what you eat for no other reason, besides showing off what you eat, makes you a snob. Seriously what is the point of the post. If you don't agree with people bashing clean eaters than say that, listing everything you eat doesn't prove any point, it makes it seem like you are bashing people who don't eat that way, or just bragging.

      ^ This. And frankly, you're just as likely to get told that you don't eat "clean" because you choose to drink bovine milk. But then, personally, I am baffled how factory created almond "milk" could be called "clean" by a group that espouses eating foods in their natural form.

      So, if you want an organic, gluten free, no sugar added cookie, please be my guest.
    • Posts: 270 Member
      me too. I will only eat Blue Bell.
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      This^^^
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    • Posts: 17,299 Member
      Almond milk purchased from a store is not "clean".

      I've never understood the 3 (or 5) ingredients rule. A bag of frozen mixed vegetables may have more than 5 ingredients and still be clean.
    • Posts: 16,414 Member
      I only eat unnatural, unearthly space food, myself. I like food from Jupiter.
      I used to agree with this, but that's the reason I got fat. I wasn't getting enough calories and I went into starvation mode and then I died.
    • Posts: 16,356 Member
      Aren't snobs proud by definition?
    • Posts: 52 Member
      I am a food snob too. I only eat things that have 3 ingredients listed or less. Natural ingredients.
      Like my chicken, it is caned, but the only listed ingredients are Chicken, Water, Salt! Bonn apatite!

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      The girls face in the background is enough to put starved tramps off this delicacy! :sick:
    • Posts: 1,091 Member
      I am a food snob too. I only eat things that have 3 ingredients listed or less. Natural ingredients.
      Like my chicken, it is caned, but the only listed ingredients are Chicken, Water, Salt! Bonn apatite!

      chickenincan-lrg.jpg

      What. The. Hell. :noway:
    • Posts: 34,971 Member
      And this is why MFP has the blog feature.

      Also...what you eat isn't what makes you a snob.
    • Posts: 784 Member
      if that's what you feel is best for you, cool. As long as you're not saying you're better than everyone else for it...

      Agreed
    • Posts: 22,281 Member
      Aren't snobs proud by definition?


      ..........aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand brower for the win. Redundant post is redundant.
    • Posts: 5,573 Member
      me too. I will only eat Blue Bell.


      This^^^
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      high five!!
    • Posts: 3,499 Member
      a snob is, as per the Urban dictionary, anyone who thinks they are better than someone else based upon superficial factors.

      superficial post is superficial...

      glad to know you're patting yourself on the back.
    • Posts: 16,414 Member
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      But what about toxins! Can't I just live off superfoods?
      Just do a month-long water fast followed by a juice fast and you're good.
    • Posts: 14,025 Member
      Is homemade pizza clean? And cured meats?
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      like a slushee?

      Mmm.

      Or milk shakes.


      I like the ones that bring the boys to the yard.
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      :noway: :frown: Where do you even buy that?? But, at least it only has 3 ingredients!! :drinker:

      They sell them in packs of 4 on Amazon. Its 12.50 USD a can.
    • Posts: 361 Member
      A snob is "a person who believes himself or herself to have superior tastes and is condescending toward those with different tastes." (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/snob). No, I do not think you are for having your own tastes. Even those who do not eat clean can be a snob if they think their "tastes" are better or superior to others.
    • Posts: 22,281 Member
      And this is why MFP has the blog feature.

      Also...what you eat isn't what makes you a snob.

      That's right, it's how much you $pend on what you eat that does.
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    • Posts: 6,490 Member
      <===wine snob

      I :heart: you!

      I went to a great organic wine tasting last year in Japan with the former head of BBR there. It was in a Buddhist temple in the mountains near the coast. Gorgeous scenery, fantastic wines, and very good regional food.

      At the end of the day though, I still prefer non-organic wines and to eat sitting down . . .
    • Posts: 97
      I'm a snob too. Can't help but wrinkle up my nose when someone eats fast food or a store bought packaged meal in front of me.

      Really? That's rude. Just as rude as someone telling you your clean lifestyle is full of ****. We eat what we eat, we do what we do. All that should matter is we're trying to change for the better. You must walk around with one ugly face whenever you go out because I've yet to think of a place where I can go without seeing someone indulging in a little processed junk. The library? But then I have to contend with the book snobs....
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      I :heart: you!

      I went to a great organic wine tasting last year in Japan with the former head of BBR there. It was in a Buddhist temple in the mountains near the coast. Gorgeous scenery, fantastic wines, and very good regional food.

      At the end of the day though, I still prefer non-organic wines and to eat sitting down . . .
      Oh my wine. That sounds amaze. But yeah, I like to sit while eating. Standing up eating so the food doesn't go to my butt as uncle suggested does not work.
    • Posts: 17,299 Member
      Is homemade pizza clean? And cured meats?

      No, pizza crust is made with flour. Milling flour and curing meats goes beyond "minimally processed".
    • Posts: 1,091 Member
      at first I was like, "Really??" then I saw that the 'Why are people so negative about clean eating' train wreck was locked...
      now this thread makes sense! :happy:
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      Perfect!

      They sell them in packs of 4 on Amazon. Its 12.50 USD a can.
    • Posts: 1,091 Member
      <===wine snob

      should we start a thread for that?!
    • Posts: 3,927 Member
      OP creates post for no purpose except to bait people into responding negatively to her snobbery. People respond.

      I think I need to lay down. I have a headache. If anyone needs me, I will be in my bunk pondering the locus of teets on an almond.
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