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the only thing you destroy three times daily and call it self-care
means Any substance people or animals eat to stay alive, grow, and have energy.
from From Old English 'foda,' meaning nourishment, and traceable back to a Proto-Germanic root 'fodo' — a cousin of 'fodder' (what you feed animals) and 'foster' (to nourish and raise). The shared ancestor is a Proto-Indo-European root 'pa-,' meaning 'to protect or feed,' which also quietly underwrites the Latin words behind 'pasture' and 'pastor.' So the shepherd, the cattle, and your lunch all grew from the same ancient idea: keeping something alive by feeding it.
- chili origin
- plants invented spice to repel hungry mammals
- honey forever
- never spoils, edible after thousands of years
- banana relative
- genetically you share half your genes with one
- taste travels
- flavor lives mostly in your nose, not tongue
- spicy lie
- heat is pain, not a fifth taste
mcdonald's — fastest food chain globally with 40,000+ locations serving 70 million daily
pizza hut — largest pizza chain worldwide with 18,000+ restaurants across 130 countries
the french laundry — three-michelin-star restaurant in napa valley, chef thomas keller's acclaimed fine dining
noma copenhagen — two-michelin-star restaurant voted world's best 5 times between 2010-2021