How do you classify your eating style? by Mia Gregg

I ate smaller servings; now my servings are significantly larger.

kstanley2019ub — 2024-08-07 18:37:33 UTC

I had a specific eating schedule; now I eat when ever the mood strikes me to eat.

kstanley2019ub — 2024-08-07 18:38:20 UTC

Comparing Eating Styles

athayward — 2024-08-07 18:38:57 UTC

When I was a child, I think my palate was much broader. As I've gotten older I've become a very picky eater.

I snacked less; now I snack often during the day...especially if I am at home (cookies, ice cream, pop corn, chips).

kstanley2019ub — 2024-08-07 18:39:08 UTC

jloverton — 2024-08-07 18:39:37 UTC

Younger: Smaller portions, less snacking

Now: Overeater, Snacker

2024-08-07 18:42:46 UTC

I believe I eat healthy, but with extra snacking in between meals. As a child, we ate what our parents could afford and what my cultural experience had taught us. This continued in my young adult stage. As a middle-aged adult, I try to modify the kinds of foods I choose to put in my body.

miagregg7 — 2024-08-07 18:50:37 UTC

I would classify my eating style as moderate but disciplined. As a child, I ate whatever was provided, or I didn't eat at all. During that time, meals often consisted of what we called "mystery meats" or potluck-style dishes. Snacks, including soda, were rationed. As a young adult, I bought whatever I wanted. Moving into my late thirties, I began to notice significant changes in my weight and body function. Now, I strive to improve my eating habits daily, though I still have weaknesses—my biggest one being ice cream.

Classifying My Eating Style

athayward — 2024-08-07 19:01:50 UTC

I would consider myself a "grazer" when it comes to my eating style. I struggle to eat what is considered full meals so most times I just find myself eating partial meals or portions of a meal instead of a full one.