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a lot of times they are a person who cooks in a restaurant, and doesnt make that much money, but turns their nose up at any convenience foods...likes to make up some fancy sauce to serve over ahi, and likes to name drop famous chefs' names, critical of other people's food choices, thinks he can deem your social class by the temperature of your steak there's nothing wrong with a microwave meal....i dont know how that guy is such a food snob about it, it's not like he can afford to dine on steak everynight
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| 2. | Taco Bell Snob | ||
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a rare breed of fast food connoisseur known for their tendency to turn their noses at other, inferior fast food joints, e.g. McDonalds and Wendys. They are also known to order items that are not on the menu but will be custom made by the amazing, accommodating employees. Taco Bell snobs are best avoided at all costs as they can engage you in hours long conversations about the merits of mixing different spice sauces together and substituting beans for beef on most menu items. That sexy Taco Bell Snob just ordered a cheesy gordita crunch with beans instead of meat AND asked for all temperatures of sauces. What a snob.
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| 3. | fnob | ||
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It is a person who is a FOOD SNOB. When merged together they create the word ... FNOB! A FNOB is a person who only buys expensive food, because they think that cheaper food is degrading ...
For example, my own mother will only shop at Sainsbury's and feels 'scabby' when she even goes near the proximity of Lidl! |
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| 4. | food disillusion | ||
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When you are in a foreign country and you realise that the food you ordered isn't what you expected it would be. Instead, the look, smell, taste and/or texture is somehow unnerving, unrecognisable and disappointing and you can't bear eating it. Paul: Oh! I'm so hungry! Where's my chicken?
(Waiter brings food to the table) Paul: What IS that!? I thought it was going to be stir-fried chicken but it's actually chicken tendons and cartilage! Nat: Oh Paul, that is food disillusion right there. Do you want some of my fries? |
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| 5. | food bitch | ||
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a person who is abnormally picky about food and relentlessly forces their unsolicited opinion regarding food on others, esp. when they are eating something the food bitch dislikes David, the resident food bitch, snarled in digust as I pulled out saltine crackers that I had no plan of ever offering him.
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| 6. | Food Bitch | ||
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food bich adj. 1) Someone who whines excessively at the thought of or presentation of a new or foreign food; 2) A person who is highly elitist about the foods they eat and chastises others for their choice of food or favorite foods, a snob or self-identified-food-enthusiast; 3) Someone unable to finish the food on their plate. 1) What, you don't want to try this Thai food? Man, you a food bitch!
2) Person 1: "You eat McDonalds?! Don't you know you they harm animals and treat them unfairly? You can only eat local, sustainable foods. Those are the best." Person 2: "Why do care about what I eat? Oh right, you're a food bitch." 3) Person 1: "Finish your food. Don't you know there are starving kids in Africa?" Person 2: "I know, I know! But I can't: I'm a food bitch!" |
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| 7. | Organo Snob | ||
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A person that only eats organic and or free range/antibiotic-free/locally grown food. Known to dwell in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago and the North Shore. Frequents Whole Foods, Mariano's and Sunset Foods. They may or may not have the income to sustain this lifestyle. Theodore: I fancy some asparagus.
Penny: Why don't we ride our Trek bikes to Whole Foods and get some? Theodore: That sounds swell. Don't forget to bring the reusable potato sack. Onlooker: F*cking organo snobs |
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