One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating.
—Luciano Pavarotti and William Wright Pavarotti, My Own Story

The pleasure of eating should be an extensive pleasure, not that of the mere gourmet. People who know the garden in which their vegetables have grown and know that the garden is healthy will remember the beauty of the growing plants, perhaps in the dewy first light of morning when gardens are at their best. Such a memory involves itself with the food and is one of the pleasures of eating.
—Wendell Berry, The Pleasures of Eating

Vegetarians have good taste.

Sugar and spice are not very nice.

Make sure the food you eat does not eat you. —Tuchy Palmieri

For the over eater to lose is to win; for the anorexic to gain is to win; and for the bulimic to do neither is a win.

All too often sweet dreams turn into sweat dreams.

History tells us that kings do not eat well.

If one continues to get carried away with their food, they will get carried away before their time.

There is a direct correlation to what you have in your refrigerator, your cupboard and your medicine cabinet.

Change what is in your refrigerator and what is in your cupboard and you change what is in your medicine cabinet.

Eating a balanced meal is a start, eating a healthy balanced meal is progress, eating a healthy balanced meal with the proper portions is success.

It is not only what you eat that counts; it is also what you don’t eat.

Eating the wrong food in the right amount is not the answer.

The over eater eventually learns that more is not better. —Tuchy Palmieri

For the anorexic, more is better. ­ —Tuchy Palmieri

Real food is the only beautiful thing that nourishes. —Tuchy Palmieri

Losing a pound without regaining is worth ten times more than losing ten pounds with a regain.

Do not judge a cake by its frosting. —Tuchy Palmieri

To a sushi lover, getting the raw end of a meal is a good thing.

The best way to lose weight is to eat all you want of what you don’t like. —Max Asnas

Be good to yourself; the food you eat today is carried by your body tomorrow. —Tuchy Palmieri

Being fed up is what is needed to break the eating cycle.

It is better to eat the right food in the wrong amount than the wrong food in the right amount —Tuchy Palmieri

For the compulsive over eater, putting your foot in your mouth is bad; putting food in is worse. —Tuchy Palmieri

The dilemma is that we often try to feed the mind with food for the body. —Tuchy Palmieri

No amount of money and no amount of food can satisfy hunger that starts in the mind. —Tuchy Palmieri

The road to obesity is paved with compulsive bites and roofed with empty calories. —Tuchy Palmieri

The solution to eating disorders may be corrected with vision. The compulsive over eater sees things smaller than they are and the anorexic sees things bigger than they are. —Tuchy Palmieri

Immaculate ingestion—consumption without the normal consequences. —Tuchy Palmieri

Compulsive eating: letting the past disrupt the present so much so that the future is shortened. —Tuchy Palmieri

A sweet tooth often produces a bitter result. —Tuchy Palmieri

 Eat one day’s food one day at a time. —Tuchy Palmieri

Compulsive eating… food for the body when the mind and spirit are hungry. —Tuchy Palmieri

 For the over eater adding an inch is a cinch. —Tuchy Palmieri

 For the anorexic losing an inch is a cinch. —Tuchy Palmieri

The compulsive eater never lets logic interfere with their eating. —Tuchy Palmieri

The problem came when we added butter to the bread of life. —Tuchy Palmieri

Wear it or waste it. —Susie Palmieri

We were all born with hunger that cannot be satisfied with food ALONE. —Tuchy Palmieri

Are you eating your food or is your food eating you? —Tuchy Palmieri

When practical, it is God’s will that we give food away to the poor; when it’s not, God’s will is that we throw it away rather than eating excess food. —Tuchy Palmieri

Taking in some spiritual food curbs your appetite. —Tuchy Palmieri

Food is either your fuel or your shelter. —Tuchy Palmieri

Contrary to popular opinion you can eventually gain weight by just thinking about food; do it often enough and long enough, and the thoughts will drive you to action. —Tuchy Palmieri

Enough food is fuel; too much food is shelter. —Tuchy Palmieri

 I was told to eat, drink, and be merry. I did the first two, but the third eluded me, so I kept trying. I eventually found that no matter how much I ate or drank I did not really get merry. —Tuchy Palmieri

The pounds are in the pudding. —Tuchy Palmieri

Some food is bitter to the very last bite. —Tuchy Palmieri