My friend just sent me a link to a trivia game called Foodie Fight. Don’t want to waste my money on something else that gathers dust.... Has anyone played it? Is it any good?

I love Foodie FIGHT! I bought it on vancouver island this summer and it’s just the right mix of food pop culture, cooking and baking, and food science trivia. My friends and I had a lot of fun playing it.

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I’ve gone to the Capital Food Fight a couple years in a row and planning on going again this year. While not cheap ($150 pp) it is a great cause, a fun way to see some outstanding chefs and a nice way to sample from 50+...

As A Chef I always check this Chowhound.com out to see of new and exciting places. I mistakenly E-Mailed the opening of my new place out (which I am forbidden to mention) to try and stir up a creative buzz in all of you foodies...

, though, was on the affordability factor. I think it is a bit elitist for a "foodie" to proclaim that we don’t pay enough for our food (accurate, in the sense that small farmers deserve more) when so many people have to...

but not overwhelming experience. Certainly it has the burden of tourist/foodie expectations at this point, but it should frankly live up to them better. The value is there but the tastes are not. Temperatures and seasonings were...

enough Cal-Italian fusion places to give you a fighting chance of finding a reasonable cognate to Bronte. As far as (Montreal’s) l’express goes, my understanding is that it’s pretty hard-core French bistro style...

Excellent article from John Kessler calling for the end of the word "foodie": http://www.ajc.com/living/content/eveningedge/stories/2008/01/22/kessler.html

Noone replied to this thread! I’m not sure if I qualify as a foodie, but basically, I think it can be all of the above. (Though we don’t like to think of ourselves as “food snobs”. ;-)) I don’t...

Are there two types of foodies? I recently decided I could die happy if I never had a 5 (or three depending on rating system) star meal, but I loathe the thought that I might never have another croissant from Patisserie Valerie...

I know 90% of the people on this board of expat foodies from major cities like myself so I know for a fact you guys could help me out. What food items should I bring with me? I was thinking maple syrup and a can of my barefoot...