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Just because we needfoodto literally survive doesn’t mean that it needs to be reduced to some hyper efficient paste. We call it the culinary arts, after all. And some folks out there truly take cooking, baking and decorating to the absolute next level. While it might be an exaggeration to say we eat with our eyes, there is no denying that pretty food is somehow more enjoyable.

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RELATED:Mostculturesworldwide developed theories and preferences about the culinary artsseparately. After all, eating is one of those things that is so universal that we simply had to work it out to survive. As with most things that we now consider normal, aesthetic and flavorpreferenceswere often just a reflection of what was available.A normal person would just eat what was available and cheap, staple foods made from grains. Naturally, over time asagriculturedeveloped, humans wanted to add a little more flavor to practically everything.Global trade and refrigeration technology now means that we can enjoy all sorts ofingredientsfrom around the globe. Similarly, literacy means we can actually read cookbooks and learn recipes that might take years to develop independently. Thefoodpictured here is just proof of how skilled even home cooks can be when they decide to apply their years of experience.Continue reading with Bored Panda PremiumUnlimited contentAd-free browsingDark modeSubscribe nowAlready a subscriber?Sign InFood, much like art, has the power to move us and spread positivity. The creativity found in culinary arts can be paralleled to the artistic expression found in the friendship tales of Big Panda and Tiny Dragon. Through their drawings, they represent the essence of connection and love, much like the shared joy of a beautiful meal.For those searching for more heartwarming stories, consider exploring howinner wisdom and self-acceptanceare expressed through art.See Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored PandaSee Also on Bored Panda

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Mostculturesworldwide developed theories and preferences about the culinary artsseparately. After all, eating is one of those things that is so universal that we simply had to work it out to survive. As with most things that we now consider normal, aesthetic and flavorpreferenceswere often just a reflection of what was available.A normal person would just eat what was available and cheap, staple foods made from grains. Naturally, over time asagriculturedeveloped, humans wanted to add a little more flavor to practically everything.

Mostculturesworldwide developed theories and preferences about the culinary artsseparately. After all, eating is one of those things that is so universal that we simply had to work it out to survive. As with most things that we now consider normal, aesthetic and flavorpreferenceswere often just a reflection of what was available.

A normal person would just eat what was available and cheap, staple foods made from grains. Naturally, over time asagriculturedeveloped, humans wanted to add a little more flavor to practically everything.

Global trade and refrigeration technology now means that we can enjoy all sorts ofingredientsfrom around the globe. Similarly, literacy means we can actually read cookbooks and learn recipes that might take years to develop independently. Thefoodpictured here is just proof of how skilled even home cooks can be when they decide to apply their years of experience.

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Food, much like art, has the power to move us and spread positivity. The creativity found in culinary arts can be paralleled to the artistic expression found in the friendship tales of Big Panda and Tiny Dragon. Through their drawings, they represent the essence of connection and love, much like the shared joy of a beautiful meal.For those searching for more heartwarming stories, consider exploring howinner wisdom and self-acceptanceare expressed through art.

Food, much like art, has the power to move us and spread positivity. The creativity found in culinary arts can be paralleled to the artistic expression found in the friendship tales of Big Panda and Tiny Dragon. Through their drawings, they represent the essence of connection and love, much like the shared joy of a beautiful meal.

For those searching for more heartwarming stories, consider exploring howinner wisdom and self-acceptanceare expressed through art.

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