Epicurean means some who enjoys food, drinks and merry making. This word comes from Greek philosopher Epicurus who lived before the Christ. I am epicurean by nature, what about you?
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off-topic Are You Epicurean?
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I consider myself a bit of an amateur chef. I enjoy cooking for the family or for friends when we have them over. I love trying new things. I love food and I'm a bit of a wine snob.
Aren't we all epicurean by nature of being human? We all eat, we all drink.
Aren't we all epicurean by nature of being human? We all eat, we all drink.
Eating and drinking for survival and actually enjoying food and drink are two different things, right? Well, I know a lot of people who eat just because they are hungry, there is no enjoyment in their eating habit.
I used to eat and drink for the enjoyment of things. But then, I was rushed to finish my meals because that is time away from the job that could get someone harmed.
Even though I came from a pre-cook background and enjoyed sitting down and eating a nice burger or steak that I helped prepare.
Today? You put a plate in front of me, and it's all just one ingredient: Done in 5 minutes or under. I just can't shake the habit of eating fast.
I love eating. But sadly, things you love in life, you cannot have it too often. I have to watch my weight. I am fun loving person, so I guess I am epicurean
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