If I were a food, which one would I be?

Food is fuel for you. Analyzing what you eat is a huge part of how you choose what you consume. You are often spending hours dissecting ingredients, food labels, benefits and effects of food on your body. You are prone to diets, restrictions, and prescriptions. You frame food into two categories: Fuel and trash. To find balance, you must work to re-frame your thoughts about food you don't see as fuel.

Food is often seen as an enemy. Attaching your character to what you eat is a huge part of how you choose what you consume. You are often spending hours worrying about whether others see your food choices as good or bad. You are prone to secret snacking, misreading food labels, and fad diets. You often apologize for eating foods that you really enjoy. You frame food into two categories: good and bad. To find balance, you must work to re-frame your thoughts about demonized food choices.

Food is comfort for you. Memories are attached to the foods you eat and play a huge part in what you choose to consume. You don't spend much time thinking about what you will eat; you unconsciously choose foods that connect to positive and happy memories from your childhood or past experiences. You do not dissect food labels or ingredients instead choose items that you are most familiar with. You are prone to eating according to your feelings, circumstances, and environment. You frame food into two categories: happy and sad. To find balance, you must work to re-frame your thoughts about foods you don't find comforting.