#Love for Food

[lunasapphire]

Y’all kitchen witchery is a lot of hard work🥲 i give kudos to those who do it

[random-xpressions]

Romance always begins in the kitchen, though it may or may not eventually lead to the bed...

Random Xpressions

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

License to Kitty.

[caats]

[ecstaticadventures]

‘bread is bad for you’ ‘rice is bad for you’ sorry im not subscribing to the idea that staple grains that have been integral to cultures for centuries are evil. i love you carbs

[triflerindia]

TIPS FOR FINDING FRIENDS FOR FINE DINING!

Fine dining is always recommended to be shared with others since it often enhances not only the pleasure of food but also part of the social dining experience. However, for many, it is not so easy to find the right company for such outings. Whether it's traveling to a new place, expanding your circle of friends, or simply seeking people who are as crazy as you are about fine dining, you'll achieve this by connecting to like-minded fine dining enthusiasts. Here are some practical tips on how to find friends for fine dining without you turning out to feel overwhelmed!

1. Join Local Foodie Groups

Many cities have lively foodie communities. You can find local food groups by online search through either social media or sites hosting groups for various interests. These groups usually plan meetups or restaurant visits, which would be an excellent chance to connect with people who appreciate dining out as much as you do.

2. Attend Food Festivals and Tasting Events

The food festivals and tasting events are the most amazing ways of getting together with so many new people while trying out new delicacies. There would be all other food enthusiasts who look forward to enjoying the experience with you. All it takes is a delightful snack or appetizer to have your first conversation and who knows maybe future fine dining adventure plans will be made with your new buddies.

3. Explore Dining Clubs

The dining clubs bring together people who love different kinds of cooking. In most cities, there are dining clubs that regularly visit upmarket restaurants for meals. Joining such a membership guarantees you dine out with other people who hold the same values in enjoying dining experiences. This helps find long-lasting friendships as you tour the expensive restaurants.

4. Volunteer at Food-Related Events

Another good platform is participating in food-related events, like charity dinners or gourmet fairs, to meet gourmands, and the whole philosophical group of people who take an interest in dining. You will acquire some experience of food culture and interact with people having the same passions. Such events are full of like-minded people interested in networking and excellent food.

5. Use “TRIFLER” Tools to Meet Like-Minded People

If you desire something more casual, there is a socializing app- TRIFLER. This one helps connect people with similar interests. For those introverts who want to have a small company, trifling has proven to be an easy way to meet new people. For example, extroverts planning large dinner parties can use trifling to get in contact with proper guests. It is a good way to find friends with whom to dine under little pressure, and you get the chance to dine up while feeling relaxed and having fun.

6. Take a Food or Wine Class

This is, of course, also a possibility for indulgence and the discovery of new dishes, while meeting others who are interested in gourmet experiences. From cooking classes to wine tastings and culinary workshops, such events gather people together over a shared interest-food-to learn from each other about their passion for it.

7. Attend Charity Dinners and Auctions

Many excellent restaurants hold charity dinners or auctions. Such a dinner will likely attract those who are interested not only in good food but also in good deeds. At such events, you will probably come across like-minded people; the setting is typically very friendly and conducive to making new contacts.

8. Invite Friends from Other Social Circles

You probably already have coworkers, gym buddies, or other social groups with whom you can share a love for eating out. Inviting acquaintances with whom you spend time in your daily life can sometimes help create connections over an interest in dining out. Don't be afraid to invite coworkers or acquaintances over for dinner-you never know who may blossom into an eating companion you weren't expecting.

9. Host a Small Dinner Party

You can also host your dinner party. Invite a few of your friends and request them to bring a guest. It is a very casual setting in which you will get to meet new people and connect based on a common interest in food. Doing this will also make it a more personal experience, and you might find some fine-dining friends coming out of those who attend.

10. Use Social Media to Your Advantage

Connecting you with people who share the same interests would be one of the best ways social media would promote. Join food-related hashtags, comment on food bloggers' posts, or share your own dining experiences. That will lead to offline meetups where you get to enjoy fine dining with others who also appreciate it.

Conclusion

There's nothing bad about it; you do not necessarily have to struggle to find friends who have a passion for fine dining as you do. To find similar dining enthusiasts you can use the socializing app TRIFLER, which connects people based on their similar interests and preferences. Joining food communities, attending events, and using social tools for trifling can easily connect you with folks who don't discount gourmet experiences from their lists of things to pursue. Whether you are in a new city, or feel like you're ready to expand your circle, here are some tips to help you find similar-minded food enthusiasts with whom to share the best experiences at restaurants.

[shackdiary-blog]

One bite. One single, horrible bite.

Ah, yes. The day I decided I could master the fine art of making macho, a classic egg dish—so simple in theory, but oh, how I was wrong. It began like any other ‘I can do this’ moment in cooking. It is something I have watched people do over and over again in the movies and it does not seem hard at all. As I say crack the eggs, add a pinch of this and that, flip in the pan like a real man, and…

[millidew]

his change in career has captivated me

bonus:

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[stargirl230]

thanks for the light

I was just trying to figure out how procreate works but then the op brainworms got to me and 35 hours later here we are! can you tell I miss home-cooked meals :')

(no reposts; reblogs appreciated)

[beanghostprincess]

Laios saying he's stronger and better organized than Shuro because he eats 3 meals every day and sleeps properly is probably one of the most encouraging things a fictional character has ever said to me

[gentlemanmotorslifestyle]

[caats]

[lavender-menace-420]

AU where the others find out Jon is going to explore the tunnels in Season 2 and forcefully tag along (Sasha is alive and everything is fine)

I made a part 2!

[candyje11yfish]

YOU'RE TELLING ME A FRYE FRIED THIS RICE⁉️⁉️