Bacon Fervor: Have You Become Obsessed with a Food?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around participants sharing their experiences with food fixations and cravings, exploring the nature of these obsessions and how they change over time. The scope includes personal anecdotes about various foods, cravings, and the emotional or nostalgic connections tied to them.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses a fixation on bacon, acknowledging its unhealthiness but attributing it to their metabolism.
  • Another participant describes experiencing cravings for specific foods that eventually fade, often triggered by smells or seasonal availability, such as BLTs with fresh tomatoes.
  • A participant mentions a consistent craving for chocolate, humorously noting its versatility.
  • One contributor shares a fondness for bread and butter pickles, emphasizing the uniqueness of their craving.
  • A participant recalls a childhood craving for mayonnaise sandwiches, linking it to family memories and personal tastes.
  • Another participant lists a preference for pickled hot foods, olives, pickles, avocados, and cheese, indicating a pattern in their cravings.
  • One participant mentions cravings for cashew nuts, coke, and chips, highlighting a combination of fats and carbohydrates.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally share similar experiences of food cravings that come and go, but there is no consensus on the reasons behind these cravings or the nature of their fixations.

Contextual Notes

Participants reference personal experiences and emotional connections to food, but there are no scientific explanations or studies cited to support their claims.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in food psychology, personal anecdotes about cravings, or those exploring the emotional connections to food may find this discussion engaging.

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Have any of you suddenly became fixated on a certain food? Did it go away or did your tastes just change making you like it more?

I'm just curious because I've developed a fixation over a generally unhealty food, bacon. I've got the metabolism to make up for it but regardless I know it can't be good to become a bacon fanatic.

Normally I wouldn't post such an eccentric and almost pointless topic. I am in a posting mood today though.

Thoughts about the topic? ~Thanks,
 
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Oh, I go through these stages where I just get a major craving for a certain food and can't get enough of it. But, eventually I get tired of eating it. Usually it's just when I smell something cooking that I haven't had in a long time and it just gets me to remembering how much I liked it. I get that craving for BLTs when those first tomatoes are ripening on the vine in the summer (if I could just keep the squirrels out of my garden this year, I might get a tomato before they do). Sometimes for a certain flavor of ice cream, or for a while I was really into a curried squash dish. I try to blame it on monthly hormone cycles. What's your excuse? :biggrin:
 
I get cravings for certain foods for awhile, then it goes away.

It's usually salty food.
 
Chocolate. Always chocolate... :wink:

You can even eat a chocolate bar while water skiing! :smile: I know this for a FACT!
 
Bread and butter pickles! (weird, huh?)
and - NO, I'm not pregnant!
 
Oh, my weirdest craving is mayonaisse sandwiches...yep, lots of mayo on squishy bread...couldn't get much worse than that. My dad and I used to make them together when I was a kid, and I think I liked them mostly because my mom thought it was horrible (mom and I have never quite seen eye to eye on things, so if she disapproved of something, I was likely to keep doing it). Anyway, every once in a while, I just get a craving for one of those. I've refined my taste a bit and don't eat squishy white bread anymore, but whole wheat seems to be a decent substitute.
 
I crave the same kinds of things too...usually pickled hot foods :-p...olives, pickles, and avocados are the ones i love to snack on...cheese is another favorite, especially brie on crackers.
 
Cashew nuts, coke and chips.

Can't beat that fat and carbo.
 

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