Food Quote by Harry Mulisch

“In those days food was never just sustenance; the very act of cooking knit our disparate lives together.”

— Sasha Martin

“The world was hard and fierce, but it also contained tomato sandwiches, and if that didn’t make it a world worth living in, your…

— Ursula Vernon

“Did you know you can drink food? It’s true! It’s called soup, and I eat it with a fork. I’m as efficient as the…

— Jarod Kintz

“The world has always been hungry, though it often does not know what it hungers for.”

— Patrick Ness

“Once upon a time, we ate to sustain ourselves. Now food itself is toxic.”

— Mark Schatzker

“If the soup had been as warm as the wine, and the wine as old as the fish, and the fish as young as…

— Mark Forsyth

“If you were careful, if you were a proper part of things, then you could help. You mended what was cracked. You tended to…

— Patrick Rothfuss

“That bowl of soup—it was dearer than freedom, dearer than life itself, past, present, and future.”

— Alexander Solzhenitsyn

“My world was delicately balanced, but the scales never hung even. When something improved, something else had to crumble.”

— Rebecca Donovan

“The poor morsel of food only whetted desire.”

— Mark Twain

“Maybe our story will turn out differently if we take the left fork, maybe the bad things that are waiting to happen to us…

— Todd Hewitt

“He may have been a kitchen servant to the rest of the world, but to me, he was the world.”

— Brittany Comeaux