Quotes About Food

Mr. Bodley was already tottering toward them under the weight of a tea tray laden with seedcake, sponge cake, strawberry jam, marmalade, hot buttered crumpets in a basket wrapped in white linen, scones, clotted cream, almond biscuits, sardines on toast, a pot of beans baked with bacon and onion, a plate of sliced ham with gherkins, a bottle of brandy with two glasses, and—perhaps as an afterthought—a steaming teapot with two china cups and saucers alongside.

Actually I love asparagus.

I can remember what I ate in the most important moments in my life.

I think I ate at the John Hancock building - I loved the view.

My mother is a nutritionist, so we always ate well.

I ate a lot because there was a lot to eat at the military.

I decided to learn how to cook and cook I did. And I ate it all - and everyone else's food too.

If you say an athlete doesn't need supplementation, that he can get everything through food, you're wrong.

Street food has always made life and living in Calcutta so much more easy and attractive.

My aunts still try to fatten me up.

I have seen actresses avoiding food out of fear that beauty would be lost.

I've always been weirdly interested in food documentaries.

Just because we eat together does not mean we eat right: Domino's alone delivers a million pizzas on an average day.

I love double cheeseburgers.

I can't stand eating sliders because they're often hard as a rock and they're dry.

The chili-rubbed rib-eye at Porter House New York is one of the best steaks that I've eaten anywhere in the world.

I'm a pretty hefty eater.

I love all food. All of it. I wish I could be a professional eater.

There is no such thing as guilt-free eating.

I eat as often as I can. I'll eat even if I don't feel like eating.

I think it's important that people know what they are eating and especially to know what their children are eating.

No one eats pretty.

I could go out and talk about President Clinton... or some issue, but people will be on either side. But everyone eats. It's the international language, like Esperanto.

As a child I loved to be in the kitchen with my mum and aunties, eavesdropping on the adults.