Food Quote by Paige Singleton
““Food is sold in gas stations, bookstores and department stores, and belt-busting meals are available everywhere. Then there is supersizing! It is not uncommon to be served a meal that contains 1,500 to 2,000 calories, about what you would need for an entire day. Even the healthy, sensible eater is constantly tempted. Since, like me, you are most likely a food addict, or at least food obsessed, imagine how a heroin addict would feel if her drug of choice were hawked on every street corner.””
About This Quote
The passage critiques pervasive high‑calorie food availability, likening it to drug addiction, and warns of the health risks of constant temptation.
In simple terms: Ubiquitous junk food is like a drug.
Limit exposure to unhealthy food environments.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- grocery shopping
- restaurant choices
- meal planning
- policy regulation
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What personal habits can counteract constant food cues?
Will stricter regulations reduce personal choice?