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    This document outlines different types of food rituals including religious food rituals, cultural rituals, and disordered eating rituals. Religious food rituals discussed are those of Hindus like prohibiting beef and using special sweets for Diwali, and Buddhists who prohibit all meat. Cultural rituals described are Masai warriors drinking cow's blood in Kenya and Japanese chefs serving poisonous puffer fish. Disordered eating rituals involve abnormal ways of eating like cutting food into small pieces or restricting when/where one eats. The document provides examples to explain various food ritual definitions.

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    Food Powerpoint

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    This document outlines different types of food rituals including religious food rituals, cultural rituals, and disordered eating rituals. Religious food rituals discussed are those of Hindus like prohibiting beef and using special sweets for Diwali, and Buddhists who prohibit all meat. Cultural rituals described are Masai warriors drinking cow's blood in Kenya and Japanese chefs serving poisonous puffer fish. Disordered eating rituals involve abnormal ways of eating like cutting food into small pieces or restricting when/where one eats. The document provides examples to explain various food ritual definitions.

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    This document outlines different types of food rituals including religious food rituals, cultural rituals, and disordered eating rituals. Religious food rituals discussed are those of Hindus like prohibiting beef and using special sweets for Diwali, and Buddhists who prohibit all meat. Cultural rituals described are Masai warriors drinking cow's blood in Kenya and Japanese chefs serving poisonous puffer fish. Disordered eating rituals involve abnormal ways of eating like cutting food into small pieces or restricting when/where one eats. The document provides examples to explain various food ritual definitions.

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    Food Powerpoint

    Uploaded by

    Hawraa Shaalan
    This document outlines different types of food rituals including religious food rituals, cultural rituals, and disordered eating rituals. Religious food rituals discussed are those of Hindus like prohibiting beef and using special sweets for Diwali, and Buddhists who prohibit all meat. Cultural rituals described are Masai warriors drinking cow's blood in Kenya and Japanese chefs serving poisonous puffer fish. Disordered eating rituals involve abnormal ways of eating like cutting food into small pieces or restricting when/where one eats. The document provides examples to explain various food ritual definitions.

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    What are food rituals?


    World’s Most Bizarre Food Rituals
    What are religious food rituals?
    Examples of Religious Food Rituals
    What are Disordered Eating Rituals?
     Food Rituals are the
    ways people follow to
    eat their food, and when
    these ways are not
    followed, these people
    get the feelings of
    anxiety and stress.
     Food Rituals express the
    culture of a certain tribe,
    society, or country.
    Blood Drinking in Kenya

    The Masai warriors still follow the
    ritual of blood drinking today, in
    which they mix it with milk or
    directly drink it from the veins of the
    cows.


    This ethnic group consider blood
    drinking as a delicacy, a rare food
    that expresses a certain culture.
    They do this ritual on occasions like
    marriage or child birth.


    They puncture the flesh on the cow’s
    neck using an arrow , and they suck
    its blood.
     Eating
    TheDeadly Fish in Japan
    Japanese puffer fish is
    one of the most poisonous
    foods in the world.

     Japanese chefs spend


    years training to learn
    how to properly extract its
    fatal poison.

     However, chefs leave just


    a little toxin in the fish to
    make the person eating it
    feel a tingling sensation in
    his/her mouth.
     Burping in Egypt is
    Burping
    the in Egypt
    most favorable
    compliment a guest
    can pay to show
    that s/he is fond of
    the food prepared
    for him/her.

     Make sure to drink


    a lot of fizzy drinks
    to show your
    appreciation for the
    food.
    Inviting the dead
    Toraja is an Asian tribe
    that lives in Indonesia.
    to dinner
    They do not bury the
    members of their tribe
    right away. Instead, they
    continue on following
    their daily routine of
    eating together, in which
    the dead bodies join them
    at the dining table until
    the day of the funeral.
    They resemble foods
    that are forbidden or
    allowed in a certain
    religion.
    Religious food rituals
    include the food people
    eat to celebrate a
    religious occasion, such as
    fasting.
    Hinduism
     Food
    Hindus Rituals
    prohibit animal
    flesh except lamb,
    chicken and fish.


    They do not eat cows
    because they consider
    them as a sacred symbol
    of life.


    They use Special Diwali
    sweets, such as Sooji
    Ladoo and Chiroti, to
    celebrate a religious
    festival called Diwali.
    Buddhism Food Rituals
    They Prohibit all animal
    flesh because they believe
    that living organisms should
    not be killed.

    Foods such as eight treasure


    rice is eaten on Wesak, a
    festival celebrating the
    birthday of Buddha.
    Disordered Eating Rituals
    (Abnormal Way of Eating)
    Cutting food into small pieces before eating

    Only eating foods in a specific order

    Only using specific plates or utensils to eat


    foods

    Only eating at specified times or places

    Checking portion sizes, sometimes multiple


    times
    As a conclusion, this PowerPoint covered the
    definitions of food rituals, eating disorder rituals,
    and religious food rituals. It was also inclusive of
    several examples that clarify what each of these
    terms mean. In my opinion, food is sacred, so we
    should not turn food into obsessions.
    Enjoy the foods you have on
    certain occasions and get to
    know the cultures of other
    societies through the food
    they eat.

    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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