Food Indifference

[pokerdirty]

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I just walked through Food Emporium for a 1/2 hour, and didn't see anything that i wanted. I feel like this has been going on for almost 2 months now, where no food looks good to me. Does anyone else ever get like this?

Anyone have any unique, easy to make dishes that are interesting?

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learn how to cook

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I know how to cook. I'm looking for ideas of stuff to cook because the stuff i currently cook doesn't interest me anymore. Maybe you should learn to read.

[tonypaladino]

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i can't eat food out of a buffet. mental thing.

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1) That's weird
2) Go downstairs and have them make you something like a sandwich or whatever. It's not buffet downswtairs.

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Whole Foods doesn't make sandwiches, they only have those pre-made ones and they're not that good.

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Whole Foods where I live makes sandwiches. They really don't make sandwiches at the Union Square one? BTW, I walked into that one once to get something, but the checkout line was 800 people long.

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As of a couple of months ago, they told me they don't. The lines are hella long at the Union Square store, but they move fast. They have very good line managers and at least 30 registers.

[JonPKibble]

Prozac.

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You haven't give much background on what you used to eat, but trying new ethnic foods is always a good idea, especially if you are looking for something more exciting.

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Prozac.

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While I'm not in favor of medication, you may be on the right track here. Loss of appetite may well be a sign of depression.

[Hamish McBagpipe]

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Loss of appetite may well be a sign of depression

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So, try weed first. I smoke only once in a while and the [censored] out there these days makes me chow down on whatever crap is available in my fridge and cupboard like it is the nectar of the gods.

[pokerdirty]

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You haven't give much background on what you used to eat, but trying new ethnic foods is always a good idea, especially if you are looking for something more exciting.

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This is what I was thinking. Anyone have any good ethnic recipes?

[pokerdirty]

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Prozac.

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While I'm not in favor of medication, you may be on the right track here. Loss of appetite may well be a sign of depression.

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The appetite isn't gone. It's that nothing looks good. I need some new food. I'm stuck in a food rut i guess.

[dblgutshot]

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You haven't give much background on what you used to eat, but trying new ethnic foods is always a good idea, especially if you are looking for something more exciting.

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This is what I was thinking. Anyone have any good ethnic recipes?

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No recipies, but try looking at online sites for recipies. Personally I like curries from Malaysia, Thailand. Once you get a good curry sauce you really like, you can make it with fish/lamb/beef/chicken etc, really mix it up even though the sauce is the same.

I don't cook so I don't know how easy/hard it is to make these on your own.

My suggestion would be to make a list of some countries you think might have interesting food, then spend an hour googling thru sites to see if anything catches your eye, then start tryin to cook it. It probably will take a few tries but thats the 'exciting' part I think.

[tonypaladino]

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Prozac.

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While I'm not in favor of medication, you may be on the right track here. Loss of appetite may well be a sign of depression.

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The appetite isn't gone. It's that nothing looks good. I need some new food. I'm stuck in a food rut i guess.

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It's the area. I used to work in Union Square and after a while it feels like there is nothing to eat anywhere around there. I used to just spend my lunch breaks smoking cigars in the park because there was nothing worth eating.