Writer Eric Burkett breaks it down:

Food is so many things: it is vital to life, it is a source of nourishment and of pleasure as well as an outlet for creativity. It fosters cultural identity and comforts those far from home. But no matter how ethical it may be, or how many antioxidants it contains, it will not save us. When we season our food with dogma and self-righteousness, we give it an unhealthy power over our ability to rationally consider its already vital place in our lives. If what you eat has become your religion, take care to serve up your message peacefully and palatably.

Because it’s just food.

I say, “Amen” to that. What do you say? Full article from Grist.org is here. (link via Slashfood)

4 replies on “Of Foodie Dogma”

  1. Food is just another facet of your life. Therefore, if you are lazy or in a hurry you’ll eat fast food, and if you love critters you won’t eat em.

  2. @ kiala: Food blogging makes me want to scream. Can dump blogging be far behind?*

    * Please don’t link me to any of these, because I’m certain they already exist somewhere.

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