Are you a foodie?

No, I'm picky and nibble on bland tasting foods, like plain bagels. I don't like to try things that look like they have more than 6 ingredients. My brother kind of is. He really pays attention to food commercials, and always wants to try the limited edition things. Maybe the difference is that my brother likes everything.Except when my mom cooks he often complains that there is too much fat and it's too chewy.

I have always been annoyed by food. I'm the opposite of foodie.

No, I'm not that interested. It sounds a bit on the compulsive obsessive side. I am more of a food snob.

What is a foodie?

Oh yes! Still one even if I can't afford to go out to eat - but I used to, and loved it. I liked it a lot when they'd give you these teensy portions and with each morsel you'd get a different sampling of wine. I like different cuisines as well and like trying various wines. If I had more money the restaurants here would get a lot more bizness.

I'm a massive foodie. In fact, I'm pretty obsessed with cooking now. I love baking especially and cooking seafood. I also record every food programme on the planet - (Masterchef especially!!). I also subscribe to Good Food magazine and have geeky folders in which I file all the recipes. So, yeah food is good!!

Yes I love to eat!! Anything! Anytime!! Anywhere!!!

I guess so.

Yes, of fast food.

I wouldn't say I'm a foodie, when it comes to cheese. I'm more of a gourmet.

No

Can't talk, my mouth is full of food...

I guess... I am more of an Eatie... I will eat anything but fish, liver and cow tongue.

I love to cook/bake/eat, but I'm definitely not a food snob, so I wouldn't call myself a foodie. Matthew Fort is a foodie, I just like food.

edit The definition provided in no way corresponds to the way that I have heard "foodie" used. I've only ever heard it as interchangeable with "gourmet" or even indicating a level of snobbery beyond that.

Not at all.