Borrowed from GD - are you a food asshole?

[milano]

I saw this on GD and since we all seem to be very food oriented people, I bet we have a lot of "food assholes" here.

(I don't really understand why they had to use the term a****** because a lot of this food seems normal to me, but maybe that's the point)



www.buzzfeed.com/bullo/epicurean-assholery?utm_term=.blxo92L26#.mw2Dr3W3g

[grumpycakes]

I'm dissapointed to be only *almost* a food a-hole. Also, everyone eats donuts. That's a ridiculous food to be on that quiz.

[milano]

I was 20/24.

I agree about the donuts.

And are cereal bars a thing? I've never heard of that.

[mapleme]

Oct 14, 2017 9:43:49 GMT -6 grumpycakes said:

I'm dissapointed to be only *almost* a food a-hole. Also, everyone eats donuts. That's a ridiculous food to be on that quiz.

So is kale. Kale isn't exactly nouveau anymore.

[mapleme]

Oct 14, 2017 9:52:48 GMT -6 milano said:

I was 20/24.

I agree about the donuts.

And are cereal bars a thing? I've never heard of that.

Yeah, my first thought on cereal bars was in a cafeteria, which is definitely not food assholey.

[milano]

Oct 14, 2017 9:56:30 GMT -6 mapleme said:

Oct 14, 2017 9:52:48 GMT -6 milano said:

I was 20/24.

I agree about the donuts.

And are cereal bars a thing? I've never heard of that.

Yeah, my first thought on cereal bars was in a cafeteria, which is definitely not food assholey.

I didn't click it because I figured it was something fancy, not a cereal bar at a hotel that I was thinking of.

[tj]

I haven't taken the quiz. But I can tell you definitively that I am indeed a food asshole.

[sarenu]

14.

But I think a lot of that stuff is mainstream.

Plus being in Chicago I can easily buy a bigger over $20. Stupid high cost of living.

[Speedy]

15/24. Some of the things I had no clue what they were. Some of the things I've wanted to try but I don't have in my city, and I could have picked the hamburger one, but everything here is ridiculously expensive compared to other places, so I don't think that really counts.

[nikkipal]

Yes

[stringy]

Only 7. I think they actually are referring to hipsters here no?

[milano]

Oct 14, 2017 18:55:27 GMT -6 stringy said:

Only 7. I think they actually are referring to hipsters here no?

Like hipster/asshole is interchangeable?

[ovenrack]

I got 11. Not an asshole. Of course.

[stringy]

Oct 14, 2017 19:00:56 GMT -6 milano said:

Oct 14, 2017 18:55:27 GMT -6 stringy said:

Only 7. I think they actually are referring to hipsters here no?

Like hipster/asshole is interchangeable?

Not my opinion. That's just the vibe I get from all these foods.

[tj]

17. See, asshole.

[mc13]

7. Some I would probably try if I knew where to get them or if we ever ate a meal outside of our house in the last 2 years.

[DGM]

Oct 14, 2017 10:58:13 GMT -6 sarenu said:

14.

But I think a lot of that stuff is mainstream.

Plus being in Chicago I can easily buy a bigger over $20. Stupid high cost of living.

Same score and exact same train of thought except San Diego for Chicago.

[pbandj714]

11/24. "Almost" an asshole.

[Dramaphile]

17. Definitely a food asshole, although Donuts should not be on that list.

There was a cereal bar in Philly near UPenn called Cereality. I think it's closed now, but basically it was like Chipotle but for cereal, so you chose what cereals you wanted mixed in your bowl and then they would add toppings and your choice of flavored or unflavored milks. I love me some cereal, but that's pretty extra, and probably cost twice as much as a box of cereal.