1. What’s your food philosophy?
How then shall we eat?
What’s your food philosophy?

2. Eat breakfast like a king. Eat lunch like a prince
Eat breakfast like a king. Eat lunch like a prince. Eat dinner like a pauper.
--Adelle Davis, nutritionist

3. Eat food.
Not too much.
Mostly plants.
--Michael Pollan, In Defense of Food

4. Always eat the food of the indigenous population.
--Ralph B. Romney, MD

5. Cookies!
--Cookie Monster

6. Water for thirst, pop for taste.
--Ralph B. Romney, MD

7. Organic:  eating foods produced without synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers; foods that do not contain genetically modified organisms; and foods that are not processed using irradiation or chemical food additives.

8. Vegetarians: people who eat a plant-based diet (fruits and vegetables), with or without dairy products or eggs, and avoid eating meat.

9. Vegans: people who reject the use of animal products for any purpose and who eat only plant-based foods.

10. Carnivores: People who eat meat as a central part of their diet.

11. Omnivores: people who eat a wide variety of plants and animals.

12. Locavores: people who prefer to eat locally grown and produced food and avoid eating foods that have been transported over long distances.

13. Raw foodists: people who consume mostly uncooked, unprocessed, organic food.

14. Paleo Diet: Eating mainly fish, grass-fed pasture raised meats, vegetables, fruit, roots, and nuts. Avoiding grains, legumes, dairy products, salt, refined sugar, and processed oils.

15. Slow Food: An alternative to fast food, it strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and encourages farming of plants, seeds,and livestock characteristic of the local ecosystem.

16. Eat dessert first.
--Anonymous