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Whole Foods 

An upscale market catering to those seeking "all natural" and organic foods--as well as a unique shopping experience. The customer service is pretty good. Whole Foods is a bit pricey, but their "365" brand items are reasonable. The Prepared Foods hot bar is an awesome place to lunch at.
Dude, I just had lunch at Whole Foods--the mushroom lasagna--and now I'm just about broke
Whole Foods by Carlos Mack December 30, 2007
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Whore Foods 

Whole Foods-- a grocery chain known for supposedly healthy products, but more notably for extremely high prices.
We went to Whore Foods to get some beer and they wanted $20 for a six pack.

whole foods 

An adjective used to describe an action or statement that has the quality of being organic, artisanal, and sustainable; saying or doing something in an organic, artisanal, and/or sustainable way; behaving in an all-natural way.
Statement: “I think all clothes should be machine washed cold because it’s better for the environment”.

Response: “That’s very whole foods of you”.

Action: Someone picks up litter off the street and places it in the appropriate receptacle, even though they were not responsible for the refuse.

Response: “Wow, that’s very whole foods of you”.

Action: Someone cuts in line.
Response: “Sir that is NOT very whole foods of you”.
Food + Boredom = Foodom

1. Eating out of boredom

2. Getting bored with always eating the same foods.
After coming home from a band tour with "the guys", Andy's mother asked him how it went. Andy had a long face. He looked up, trying to hide the tears, and sobbingly informed his mother that it had been plagued with a nasty case of foodom.
Foodom by Furious_George January 10, 2011

foodbating 

when you eat food and pretend your eating something better
im gonna turn on the food channel and foodbate
call back later iim foodbating to the taco bell menu
foodbating by bob55555 May 29, 2011

Foodmail 

Threat, typically by a spouse, to withhold a meal or favorite dish in order to ensure cooperation.
Wife uses foodmail to stop husband from being annoying by threatening to forget how to make husband's favorite food, as in "if you do that again I may forget how to make..."
Foodmail by pooh53 August 25, 2011