@Jan10,
What is your name and how old are you?
My name is of no importance and I am very old.
Do you consider yourself a religious person?
I know all about god.
What religious group do you identify with?
All of them, naturally.
For how many years have you belonged to this religion?
Before time.
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase “religion and food”?
Desire.
Do you remember the first childhood memory that connects food and religion, (perhaps at a special occasion)?
No.
Does your religion guide what you eat? (If so, how?)
No.
Do you sometimes fast? If so, when?
What do you mean by “fasting”? (e.g., No food and drink from sunrise to sunset? No food after noon? No meat?)?
Can you provide some examples?
No.
Do certain foods have qualities that make them special, sacred or holy to you?
No.
Do you have dietary restrictions based on your religion? Are there certain foods that you don’t eat at all, or that you avoid at certain times, for religious reasons?
No.
Does your diet (whether it be what you eat/can’t eat) make you feel more connected to your religion? (how so?)
No.
Does it matter to you, on religious grounds, who prepares your food and how it is prepared?
Are there any foods in your religion that are sacrificed/offered to a god/deity?
Are there foods that you prepare or eat for special religious occasions? Could you give some examples?
Are you, or your religious group, involved in acts of charity that involve food?
What are some examples?
To what extent does religion play a role in these acts of charity?
Do you pray before or after a meal? If so, what do you typically say, and how important is that prayer for you? (Could you give me an example of a prayer?)
Is food served at your place of worship? (If so, for what occasions?
Does that food have special significance for you when it is part of a worship context?)
Think back to your childhood. Are there any religious events that comes to mind where you remember having special food?
What do you think I should learn about the role that food plays in your religious life?
Is there anything else you’d like for anyone to know about your religion?
The answers you seek aren't found in religion.