Raw Foodist Jokes
You know you are a Raw Foodist when......
- Added by Kristen Thai, September 16, 2008 at 11:21pm.
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Raw Foodist Jokes
Top 10 Reasons You know you are a Raw Foodist:
- The Date People love hearing from you.
- Your oven is additional storage space.
- You forget what's in the dairy section.
- You dream of the tropics and men in palm trees throwing down coconuts.
- You eat until you are full with a perfectly clear conscience.
- You drink a lot of your meals.
- The pounds you"ve dropped will never come back.
- You donate your can opener to the local charity.
- Your spouse complains that your breath always smells like grass.
- You find out iceberg isn't the only lettuce out there.
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More reasons You know you are a Raw Foodist
- You know how to fix bananas 40 different ways (and counting).
- You decide that your animals should eat raw, too.
- The kitchen and the bathroom are your favorite rooms of the house, in that order.
- You spend more time having thoughts about digestion than sex.
- You know all the produce people in the area on a first name basis.
- You watch the Food Network to see what you aren?t eating.
- You brush your teeth with soap.
- You find out iceberg isn't the only lettuce out there.
- You've developed a sudden interest in gardening and farmers' markets.
- You walk down the aisle with all the small appliances and have absolutely no desire to buy a new crockpot.
- You are concerned about getting enough calories instead of too many.
- You decide that your animals should eat raw, too.
- You eat until you are full with a perfectly clear conscience.
- Nothing you eat tastes remotely like chicken.
- You never have to wonder what to bring to a "covered dish" meal.
- Your recipes don't say anything about baking, boiling, or frying.
- Your stove grows cobwebs like Phyllis Diller's iron.
- You carry a wet washcloth in a baggie to un-sticky fingers while eating.
- You buy more mangoes in a week than you used to all year long.
- You carry a wet washcloth in a baggie to un-sticky fingers while eating.
- You see an overweight person and you think, "Cooked food, cooked food."
- You get banned from every "all you can eat" salad bar in the area.
- Juicy Fruit isn't just a brand of gum any more.
- You learn about foods you never knew existed.
- You watch the Food Network to see what you aren't eating.
- People give you fruit baskets for Christmas.
- You are the produce guy's best friend or worst nightmare, depending on the quality of the food.
- The kitchen and the bathroom are your favorite rooms of the house, in that order.
- Nothing you eat tastes remotely like chicken.
- At first, people are interested in hearing about your lifestyle but after you talk for a minute or two, their eyes glaze over.
- You take your quart jars for serving smoothies instead of canning.
- Your oven is additional storage space.
- You brush your teeth with soap.
- You remember how it was when you?d visit the produce section at ALL the stores just looking for spinach and couldn't find any.
- You walk down the aisle with all the small appliances and have absolutely no desire to buy a new crockpot.
- You turn the top of your stove into a plant stand.
- You never buy clothes that fit. You buy them slightly too small so you can wear them longer.
- You aren't embarrassed if someone has to go into the bathroom behind you.
- You cut recipes in half or even less to "try before you buy".
- You are the only one in the crowd who knows who the Frederic Patenaude is.
- You see an overweight person and you think, "Cooked food, cooked food."
- Your kitchen looks like the produce section at the local market.
- You turn the top of your stove into a plant stand.
- You don't recall the last time you stopped by the "other side" of the super market.
- Your recipes don"t say anything about baking, boiling, or frying.
- You learn about foods you never knew existed.
- You go down the canned food aisle and feel like you?re in a foreign country.
- Your relatives stop inviting you over for Thanksgiving.
- The pounds you've dropped will never come back.
- You?re thrilled when there's a sale on bananas.
- The blender is the most important appliance in the kitchen.
- You take your quart jars for serving smoothies instead of canning.
- You hoard your pots and pans so you can sell them on eBay after you retire.
- You drink a lot of your meals.
- You trade in Rice Krispy Treats for dates.
- You learn which cashiers handle your bananas with tender loving care.
- You forget what's in the dairy section.
- You spend more time having thoughts about digestion than sex.
- Your siblings begin to envy you when the holidays are right around the corner.
- You're on a mission to try every kind of fruit that grows on Mother Earth.
- You don't read labels any more.
- You tell the cashier "Be careful! That will bruise!" and you get a dirty look.
- You say, "Breakfast will be ready in a second" and it really is?in as much time as it takes to peel a banana.
- You don't burn your tongue when you're eating.
- You cut recipes in half or even less to "try before you buy".
- You hoard your pots and pans so you can sell them on eBay after you retire.
- You don't recall the last time you stopped by the "other side" of the super market.
- You say, "Breakfast will be ready in a second" and it really is?in as much time as it takes to peel a banana.
- You don't avoid looking at your reflection as you walk toward a glass door.
- You don't make a list before you go food shopping. You buy whatever looks good that you can afford. And bananas. Always bananas.
- Your siblings begin to envy you when the holidays are right around the corner.
- A dinner salad in a restaurant is an appetizer.
- You love the sun and it loves you back.
- You can?t use the excuse you slaved over a hot stove all day.
- You're glad you never got around to buying a new oven or range.
- You learn a new language?811rv, Optimal Raw Food Diet, proper food combining, sequential eating.
- You go down the canned food aisle and feel like you're in a foreign country.
- You don"t buy food in boxes and cans any more.