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Quotes About Food

She never sounded pleased about beef noodle casserole or chicken à la king, either, but she did seem to perk up at pork chops and ham. I guess she was a pig girl.
~ Anna Quindlen
but giving baby too much solid food too quickly can lead to constipation.
~ Annabel Karmel
Brussels sprouts, peaches
~ Anne Fadiman
As long as you're in the food business, why not make sweets?
~ Anne Frank
We, who fill our stomachs with nothing but boiled lettuce, raw lettuce, spinach, spinach and more spinach. Maybe we'll end up being as strong as Popeye, though so far I've seen no sign of it!
~ Anne Frank
All the conflicts about our upbringing, about not pampering children, about the food—about everything, absolutely everything—might have taken a different turn if we'd remained open and on friendly terms instead of always seeing the worst side.
~ Anne Frank
Why do people have to starve when mountains of food are rotting away in other parts of the world?
~ Anne Frank
He got me a cup of tea with honey, toast with honey, yogurt with honey, like I was John the Baptist with the flu.
~ Anne Lamott
For some of us, good books and beautiful writing are our ultimate solace, even more comforting than exquisite food.
~ Anne Lamott
This is where I liked to be when I was hangover or coming down off a cocaine binge, here in the dust with all these dusty people, all this liveliness and clutter and color, things for sale to cheer me up, and greasy food that would slip down by throat.
~ Anne Lamott
You lose the known package of your nice organized self almost instantly here. Overeating is one way back, the way it is at funerals at home.
~ Anne Lamott
When I feel like shoveling in food, the emptiness can be filled only with love (April 2012, O Magazine)
~ Anne Lamott
fine, peanut butter and jelly were fine if your parents understood the jelly/jam issue. Grape jelly was best, by Jar, a nice slippery comforting sugary petroleum-product grape. Strawberry jam was second; everything else was iffy. Take raspberry, for instance—
~ Anne Lamott
There was currant toast squishy with butter, caramel-marshmallow squares, strawberry boats oozing custard, chocolate exclairs that exploded with cream when the cats bit into them with their little white teeth and-- a special treat for Pleasant-- a pie made from thick slices of Bramley apple, with just the right amount of tangy in the tangy-sweet.
~ Anne Michaels
Taffy is the color of toast and butter.
~ Anne Michaels
the food shortages required inventiveness...Daphne showed me the difference it made if she placed plums in a green bowl or in a yellow bowl before she set them on the table.
~ Anne Michaels
I know," Daniel agreed. "Thank you for the bacon sandwiches." Mercy smiled. "There are times when it's the only thing that works.
~ Anne Perry
kedgeree, smoked haddock, toast, butter, sweet
~ Anne Perry
An actor said at one point that evil was a necessity. It was food for genius.
~ Anne Rice
She'd rinsed and dried the romaine lettuce with paper towels.
~ Anne Rice
I saw my life as if I stood apart from it, the vanity, the self-serving, the constant fleeing from one petty annoyance after another, the lip service to God and the Virgin and a host of saints whose names filled my prayer books, none of whom made the slightest difference in a narrow, materialistic, and selfish existence. I saw my real gods...the gods of most men. Food, drink, and security in conformity.
~ Anne Rice
The music was electric and loud; the flashing lights were horrid, the smell of food and blood was overpowering.
~ Anne Rice
When she went out to the kitchen, I knew she would be getting her Triscuits. That was what she had for her snack at the end of every workday: six Triscuits exactly, because six was the serving size listed on the box. She showed a slavish devotion to the concept of a recommended serving size....
~ Anne Tyler
Cody cut into a huge wedge of pie and gave some thought to food--to its inexplicable, loaded meaning in other people's lives. Couldn't you classify a person, he wondered, purely by examining his attitude toward food?
~ Anne Tyler