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Lost_Wanderer
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Maybe it’s because I’m working in an online marketing group… but I don’t see a problem. All I’m seeing is yet another piece of material for all social media marketing nuts out there.
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MessyMom
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I understand why you would think there is a cultural problem, and I would agree that if folks can’t not be engaged in social media while having a dinner with family or friends that is a problem, I fail to see how finding recipes online or taking a picture before you sit down to eat is a problem. I love cookbooks but I have four children, three with allergies that conflict with eachother. I simply do not have the money, nor the space to store, every cook book I might want. While I do not photograph the food I make, it is nice to see photos with recipes so I know what something new is supposed to look like!
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Baelor
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If someone ever checks their phone or similar device during a meal with me without warning me in advance or excusing themselves reasonably, I make it clear that I will not ever eat with that person again until they guarantee that their focus will remain where it should be.
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Cat
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My daughter photographs her food, especially the food that she makes. I think she’s just proud of herself for preparing food that it attractive and delicious.
I didn’t realize that this is a trend! How funny!
I didn’t realize that this is a trend! How funny!
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Do_Good_Then_Go
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Didn’t realise it was a trend either although now that I think of it, I DO see more and more people posting pictures of food on facebook - usually it’s what they’ve made themselves but quite often it’s a photo of their restaurant meal.
I probably would take photos of the food I make if it ever looked good enough to photograph! I must have missed that class on ‘plating up’.
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