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food faddist

 

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Noun food faddist has 1 sense
  1. food faddist - a person who adheres briefly to different diets
    --1 is a kind of
    faddist

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Food Faddist

Description:

A food faddist refers to a person who follows a specific diet or eating pattern that is considered unconventional or extreme. These individuals often exhibit a strong obsession with certain food trends, focusing on particular ingredients or avoiding others due to various beliefs or personal preferences.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Popular:

    In popular usage, a food faddist is often seen as a health-conscious person who adopts a restrictive diet, such as gluten-free, paleo, or vegan, with the intention of improving overall wellbeing.

    Sample Sentence 1:

    She is a food faddist and strictly follows a raw food diet, consuming only uncooked fruits, vegetables, and nuts.

    Sample Sentence 2:

    As a food faddist, he spends hours researching new superfoods to add to his morning smoothie.

  2. Local:

    In local contexts, a food faddist might refer to someone who blindly follows food trends or fads without proper consideration of nutritional value or scientific evidence.

    Sample Sentence 1:

    The city's food scene is filled with food faddists eagerly waiting for the latest food craze to hit the market.

    Sample Sentence 2:

    Just because everyone is doing it doesn't mean you have to be a food faddist too. Make informed choices about your diet.

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