A friend of mine wrote that friends of her call her a food snob. In this day and age, food (or the calories we need to survive) is practically free, just like online electronic data (music, books, movies, etc.).
The New Yorker magazine covers the current trend in reporting on food consumption:
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Are you a food snob? Do you pick and choose the types and quantities of food you eat? Should you?
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