I think this is a good question, and I'm not offended at all.

If anything, I eat TOO much good food. I travel for 6+ months a year, and most of the time I'm eating incredible food. Vegas also has some of the best restaurants in the world and when people visit me, we go to some of them.

As much as I enjoy good food, I consider it to be a rather low form of entertainment. It's purely consumption and it's not good for you (vs warm and brown). Cooking is a lot better, as it involves a skill and creating something, but I just don't love cooking personally.

On the other hand, there is a different type of pleasure to derive from Warm and Brown. It's satisfying knowing that I've fed myself something that's good for me, that nourishes my body and gives it the best chance at being physically able to do activities I enjoy for the longest amount of time.

What's the point of life? I don't think there is a canonical one, but a heuristic for how well you're using your time might be the amount of satisfaction you derive from your life. I'd argue that many people chase pleasure in search of satisfaction, and never find it.