The shifting definition of a 'food snob' »

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When did food become so snobby that even people who've never cooked a meal know what porcini and paneer are? At least two decades ago, experts say. But a "food snob" is very different today than just a few years ago.

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    Zubenelgenubi4 months, 3 weeks ago

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    Food snob in reverse - happen to like Vegan food. If it's covered in a sauce, what are they hiding?

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