Yeah, a better question would be “What kinds of foods are you in to?” but it often goes into a ‘favourites’ list that is easy to overthink. I still spend overly long trying to think of perfect movie/song/whatever answers.
I would point to parkour games like Confessions that were popular in victorian times. Even Marx was asked about favourites, though it was asked as favourite dish and not food.
The important part is to talk through your thought process. It’s okay to say “I can’t think of a favourite off the top of my head but here are things I like a lot”. As long as the convo is flowing. And it can still trip up in the moment, have to recognise it and find a good way for yourself to get past it.
I wish they’d phrase it differently, I always freeze up when I’m asked a “favorite” because my brain starts trying to figure out what I like the most
Yeah, a better question would be “What kinds of foods are you in to?” but it often goes into a ‘favourites’ list that is easy to overthink. I still spend overly long trying to think of perfect movie/song/whatever answers.
I would point to parkour games like Confessions that were popular in victorian times. Even Marx was asked about favourites, though it was asked as favourite dish and not food.
The important part is to talk through your thought process. It’s okay to say “I can’t think of a favourite off the top of my head but here are things I like a lot”. As long as the convo is flowing. And it can still trip up in the moment, have to recognise it and find a good way for yourself to get past it.