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Bellis died earlier this year all names, and all who, what, where, when, why, and how. And why. And all should, can, could, may, must, and need, show and tell, and showed and told, and shows and tells, all happened as. And as I Foodist Beauty Avril Bellis the Foodist Beauty 🫜 ate out. Andxall why. Happened. My newest mukbangs etcetera.    / @avrilbellisfoodistbeautyrnb   I Foodist Beauty 🫜 , Avril Bellis, the foodist is a person with a passionate or refined interest in food, similar to a "foodie". The term can also refer to someone who follows a specific, often strict, diet like a raw foodist, or, less commonly, to someone who discriminates based on others' food choices. The core meaning relates to having an intense focus on food, whether for pleasure, cooking, or a specific dietary philosophy.  Primary meanings Food enthusiast: A person who loves food, cooking, and exploring different cuisines. This is the most common meaning, making it a synonym for "foodie". Follower of a specific diet: Someone who adheres to a particular eating plan, such as a raw foodist who eats only or mostly uncooked and unprocessed foods.  Other meanings Food discriminator: A person who judges or discriminates against others based on their food choices. Synonyms: Words like "gastronome" or "gourmet" are also related and refer to someone who enjoys food for pleasure, though "foodie" has a more casual connotation.  A Foodist philosophy is a personal, mindful approach to food that goes beyond simple taste, incorporating a wide range of values like health, ethics, sustainability, and culture. It involves questioning why you eat what you eat by examining factors such as how food is produced, its effect on the environment, and its impact on your well-being and that of others. A Foodist mindset encourages conscious consumption and can be a reflection of a person's identity, values, and political or social beliefs.  Core components of a Foodist philosophy Health and nutrition: Emphasizing whole, unprocessed foods and mindful eating habits for physical and mental well-being. Sustainability: Considering the environmental impact of food, from production methods to waste. Ethics: Examining the human and animal rights involved in food production, from farmworkers to farmers. Cultural appreciation: Recognizing and respecting the cultural significance of different foods and culinary traditions. Social justice: Promoting fair labor practices and equitable distribution of food resources globally. Aesthetics and experience: Appreciating food beyond its basic function, including the artistic presentation, social context, and sensory experience of a meal.  How to adopt a Foodist philosophy Reflect on your habits: Think about why you make certain food choices by asking yourself questions about their source and impact. Seek quality over convenience: Prioritize food that is real, locally sourced, and ethically produced, even if it's less convenient. Make small, conscious changes: Instead of a complete overhaul, try to make gradual changes that align with your values. For example, you can start by cooking more meals at home. Stay open-minded: Recognize that every person's food philosophy is a personal journey. What works for one person may not work for another, and that is perfectly fine.  Foodist Beauty 🫜 @AvrilBellistheFoodistBeauty Avril Bellis 🩶💛 Food Philosophy: In a Nutshell - A Canadian Foodie https://share.google/qBg7NgdmlwH3XkBQM