What fruits/vegetables do you associate with each MBTI type?

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

Inspired by this discussion.

What fruits and/or vegetables do you associate with each MBTI type? The fungal kingdom is permitted for purposes of this discussion.

I'll start:
ISTJ - Potato.. earthy and grounded. A staple of tough times and colder climes. Can thrive where earth-shaking forces are present, i.e., Idaho and Peru, both known for mountains.

 

[Korvinagor]

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[Yama]

[MENTION=31637]Korvinagor[/MENTION] Onions have layers... ESTJs have layers.

 

[VILLANELLE]

I like blueberies and strawberries. Also carrots and celery, maybe.

Not sure what type I'd associate those with.

 

[ceecee]

I like eggplant and fennel. Also artichokes.

 

[nonsequitur]

[MENTION=31637]Korvinagor[/MENTION] Onions have layers... ESTJs have layers.

Cut them and you cry.

 

[SD45T-2]

Cut them and you cry.

What are vegetables? And how do you eat them?

I had some broccoli last night after I got back from the gym.

 

[nonsequitur]

What are vegetables? And how do you eat them?

I had some broccoli last night after I got back from the gym.

That guy is hilarious.

Broccoli?!

 

[Firebird 8118]

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That poor tomato it was too soft...

 

[Coriolis]

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But artichoke hearts are a delicacy, at least if you know how to prepare them.

 

[Metis]

Olives are an INTP fruit.

Yummy, salty, and the canned ones taste a little bit metallic, but they're still pretty good. Some can be quite oily. Combine well with anchovies on a pizza or in a caesar salad--versatile. Yet simple. Olives make the world of fruits and veggies go 'round. Entitled to their very own weigh-and-pay bar, separate from the hot foods bar and the salad bar, at the grocery store. And yet, no one thinks of them as a fruit or a veggie, because they're so outstanding as a condiment. The Wonder Fruit.

 

[Yama]

Can I be a peach?

 

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

Olives are an INTP fruit.

Yummy, salty, and the canned ones taste a little bit metallic, but they're still pretty good. Some can be quite oily. Combine well with anchovies on a pizza or in a caesar salad--versatile. Yet simple. Olives make the world of fruits and veggies go 'round. Entitled to their very own weigh-and-pay bar, separate from the hot foods bar and the salad bar, at the grocery store. And yet, no one thinks of them as a fruit or a veggie, because they're so outstanding as a condiment. The Wonder Fruit.

Yes, we do stand apart, don't we?

Can I be a peach?

Wouldn't you rather be a nectarine? They're similar, but usually better.

 

[Yama]

Wouldn't you rather be a nectarine? They're similar, but usually better.

But... but...

 

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

But... but...

SILENCE. It has been decreed.

 

[Yama]

SILENCE. It has been decreed.

 

[Litsnob]

Inspired by this discussion.

What fruits and/or vegetables do you associate with each MBTI type? The fungal kingdom is permitted for purposes of this discussion.

I'll start:
ISTJ - Potato.. earthy and grounded. A staple of tough times and colder climes. Can thrive where earth-shaking forces are present, i.e., Idaho and Peru, both known for mountains.

No wonder I was attracted to this thread.

 

[Litsnob]

You are a peach. Nectarines are not better, they are inconsistently good. Peaches are much more reliable, sweet but not too sweet and a bit taken for granted because they are not flashy or exotic.

 

[Yara the Corpse]

EWWW infps are so gross....

 

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

You are a peach. Nectarines are not better, they are inconsistently good. Peaches are much more reliable, sweet but not too sweet and a bit taken for granted because they are not flashy or exotic.

My experience has been precisely the opposite. Peaches have potential, but are for more inconsistent in quality. I've more often had a bland, mealy peach than a bland, mealy nectarine.