Guess the pattern - F*cking with Clusters

Looks almost fruitarian, but a few things don't fit.

I didn't know chocolate was a dairy product.

As for the discriminator, I'm stumped.

Chocolate apparently counts as a dairy product in this rubric. Presumably because the only things in it that they know how to deal with is the milk and sugar.

So, I'm asking because those are the data points I have so far on what you can and cannot eat during Indian fasts, and I was hoping to extrapolate.

Well, the "Fruitarian" would work, then, I think, since it seems like all fruit live on the "Okay" side.

Steve

I tried Google Sets, but apparently it is not yet ready for such advanced extrapolation. :)

:-P

So far, my best personal guess is "food some ancestor of mine happened to like is not ok, and all the food she disliked is ok" (I say "she" because afaik only woman have to do this). Apparently, there is no clear distinction on whether alcohol is allowed or not (all liquids are allowed, I think... )

I want to say new-world foods -- but dairy products doesn't work and corn is another new-world vegetable that isn't ok

I also want to say anything that has sugars (incl. starch) - but do peanuts or most spices?

Well, also, grains have starch, which are not ok. Also, sweet vegetables (e.g. yams) are a no go.

Is it warm foods/cold foods? They don't all make sense, but I'm guessing sort of random stuff.

nope.. temperature isn't it :-( (I ended up eating a baked potato covered in chili powder and yogurt last night... )