Girls, Are food and cooking talks are okay on dates?

[Anonymous]

Like cooking, experiences, ingredients, food culture.

Like do you know that once white people actually used to ate spiciest food?

Even way more than Indians , Africans or South America. During Roman Empire there was vapid rise of spice trade through silk route. People in Rome used to compete with each other making the most lavish dishes with countless ingredients. The more rich the food , the more it showed status.

It all stopped after the fall of Roman Empire and dark middle ages.

[provokeesmokee]

At first I was gonna say yes, but it sounds like you want to rant about historical cultures and the societal impact of agriculture and cuisine than have a light and engaging, personally relatable conversation.

Ease up on the history and sociology, and talk more about your favourite recipes or food memories (don't make it weird).

You want to have a relevant to you and your date convo, not present your to-be video essay script.

(Srsly video essays on this would probably be good views, so if you really wanna talk about it, make videos or date historians/sociologists with similar interests)