I'm not any foodgender, but I think I could explain! (But someone correct me if my description isn't accurate!)

Think of another xenogender. Think of how you would describe it. And then replace it with a foodgender - essentially, it is the same as another xenogender. Just related or connected to food in some way.

@BoHere I-I know. It's the same as another xenogender. What I'm wondering is how you know that's that ur gender / how you really describe ur gender as food.

(Sorry if i'm being difficult, I'm autistic, I don't get this stuff)

I'm not foodgender either as far as I know (still exploring genders), but I might be able to help.

Foodgender people often feel that their gender is related to a food's texture or flavor. It can also be related to the appearance of a food or the feelings that a food makes you feel.

Some foods are related to a certain thing, for example cotton candy to carnivals or fairs, so one's gender may also feel connected to the thing that food is related to.

Foodgenders could also be describing how a food describes one's gender. Here are a few examples:

Icecreamgender people feel that their gender is cold and sweet, and melts like ice cream; their gender may also re-freeze and re-melt for any particular reason.

Beysgender is a foodgender/gastrogender that is like a pastry; soft and flaky on the outside, but with a sweet, gooey core filling. That filling often feels like a specific gender; beysboy, for example, feels like the filling is masculine.

Does any of this help at all?

@HelenDaMelon Yeah, thank you! That actually does!