Tuesday, January 19, 2010

VALENTINE'S DAY EROTIC FOOD LORE


 Get ready for Valentine's Day 
with a bit of Erotic Food Lore



I didn't make this up, really.

Oysters: documented as aphrodisiac by Romans. Resemble genitals.
Avocado: “Ahuacuati” trans.: testicles tree. Resembles genitals.
Almond: passion and fertility. Aroma said to excite women.
Prawns: Shellfish considered aphrodisiac
Walnuts: Romans again - threw walnuts at weddings - believed they held powers of fertility
Garlic: healing aid and stimulant. Dedicated to Ceres - goddess of fertility
Truffles: Stimulate and sensitize the skin to touch
Pomegranate: the love apple
Honey: Guards against sterility and impotence and stimulates and strengthens
Ginger: Oil enlivens and stimulates body and mind
Aniseed: Greeks and Romans believed it had special powers. 
Sucking on seed increases desire.
Celery Seed: Stimulates pituitary gland and releases good scent
Asparagus: Phallic shape
Arugula: added to grated orchid bulbs and parsnip.
Vanilla: Scent increases lust, especially with chocolate
Pine Nuts: Rich in Zinc. Used in love potions
Saffron: stimulates erogenous zones, excess causes uncontrollable laughter
Chocolate:  the king of aphrodisiacs. “Nourishment of the gods”
Gold: Stimulant and fortifier
Strawberries and Raspberries: invite love. Described as erotic ‘fruit nipples’
Bananas: erotic shape and erotic energy. Rich in B vitamins for sex hormones.
Basil: stimulates sex drive and boosts fertility. Sense of well being.
Carrots: Phallus shape. Aids seduction.
Coffee: Coffee beans stimulate body and mind
Coriander seed: stimulant
Liquorice: Women’s aphrodisiac
Mustard: stimulating effect on sexual glands
Nutmeg: seed , stimulates
Pineapple: rich in Vit C., potent with rum and honey
And sometimes Artichokes, Olives and Mushrooms

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