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Never cook in anger. Eating that food will make you angrier

Never prepare food or engage in cooking when you are feeling angry about something or someone. This negative energy might get transferred to the food and drink you are making and could harm those who ...

Psychology says anger may make you crave crunchy food while anxiety pushes you towards soft textures; new research links emotions to what your mouth wants to eat

Reaching for chips, nuts, or crackers right after a bad day is a habit almost everyone recognises. Many people assume the ...
Psychology Today

Eating Anger

Source: StockSnap.io, used with permission. Anger can be a legitimate response to fear, frustration, or pain, but it's not an easy emotion to deal with because, in so many situations, it is considered ...
Psych Central

Understanding Emotional Eating

Emotional eating is a coping mechanism some people use to deal with unwanted feelings. It’s not a formal eating disorder, but healthy strategies are available to help you cope. Relationship conflicts, ...