Where the hell is the Blue Food?

almost every categories of food can be represented by a certain color, but where is the Blue food at? and don't say blueberries when u know they look purple, blue cheese looks like white cheese only with a bunch of moles in it.

so Where is hell is the blue food, guys, any ideas?

you don't understand the true powers of cake and pie do?

but that's just factorized coloration of flour with some colorized chemical substance

i'm lookin for the NATURAL BLUE food.

M&M's started making blue M&M's.

But there's a reason for that. Colors have psychological effects on people. Like yellow is a bad color for a room because you want to be calm and relaxed. Don't ever paint a baby's room yellow lol.
Blue tends to make you less hungry. I saw it on Opera once. lol.
I'm not saying that's whhy they didn't have blue M&M's, but think about it... since when did you just crave to sit down and eat a bit bowl of something blue?

No. Nvm. Lol natural blue.

I have found one
There is a Blue Potato
http://www.deliciousorganics.com/recipes/potatoes.htm

yes, u're right, but the psychological effects of blue coloration making u less hungry is exactly because THERE is No Blue Food. because it's so rare and unique, therefore people tend to feel uncomfortable actually eating the blue food.



i wonder if it bestows some kind of special power, or maybe even immortality.

Or a pile of smurf poo D;

'srong wit' choo?

NOTHING CAN GIVE YOU IMMORTALITY EXCEPT ME

George Carlin was awesome...

red and yellow makes you hungry.

She has an overactive imagination.

Wat, i'm sorry, but i fail to understand the correlation between the locations of the blue food and how awesome George Carlin was?

i can make food blue by wearing my blue tinted glasses and wal-lah blue food

I can make blue food by starring it down until its so scared it turns blue. one of my many talents

Wow. :shock:

let's be more realistic, shall we?

Way back when our ancestors were foraging for food. Black, blue and purple were warning colors for poisonous things. Hence why we dislike blue colored foods. Also the fact that blue is an appetite suppressant and a rare color for "food"

yes, i understand why we dislike the blue colored foods, but where are they, there's nothing wrong with seeing them, right? maybe we should even start a new section in the museum just for the "natural" "blue" foods.

Blue food? Sounds creepy...

id be more worried if you found tie died food.