Delicious Dating is not your run-of-the-salt-mill dating book. It's side- splittingly funny and unapologetically saucy. If Chelsea Handler were armed with a fork and a champagne flute, then she would sound something like this.
After splitting from a boyfriend with the romantic skills and dietary habits of Homer Simpson, this self-confessed manthropologist goes in search of men who don't think courtship consists of a kebab and a keg of beer. And, in the same vein, know a clitoris from a cantaloupe. After a love life as disastrous as it was dyspeptic, Babe has a hunch that the best way to tell how a man is in bed and beyond is in how he seduces a woman's palate. So begins her culinary crusade dining with 100 men and also interviewing 200 more men and women about a man's eating habits and what they spell for his erotic potential.
Babe's dining adventures take her from the sublime to the radicchioless as she lunches with the Naked Cowboy, eats squid livers and sauteed silkworms, dives in dumpsters with a freegan and gets flown to Las Vegas to dine at the famous Picasso. She discovers that you can tell what flavor of guy he is from what a date serves up at the dinner table, even coining ten Male Dining Types to help women codify men from their menus. This culinary Carrie Bradshaw skewers, slices and dices her way to finding that seduction does truly begin at the dinner table.
A man is putting his best fork forward on Valentines Day. It’s the Nostradamus of nights.
A guy is showing his true colors by the way he courts you with food and flowers — and if your beau has even has a grain of romance, he'll make an effort to get you salivating. If he doesn't, then be warned that is a portent of things to come. His V-Day deportment will help you determine what the future holds for your relationship — whether he's a keeper or one to throw back in the pot.
So look for these five signs to determine whether your man is a dud or a stud:
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