You're participating in a study in which you are forced to eat only one thing and drink only one thing for one month. You can have these things in any quantity you want, prepared however you want, but you can only eat/drink those two things. What do you pick? For me, it'd be pizza and orange juice. Pizza's customizable enough that I wouldn't get too bored with it, and orange juice is just delicious.
Cheese burgers and Dr. Pepper.
Tacos and water.
Just don't pick peas.
Bread and water. You can do so much stuff with bread, because it's very basic. And water is just the best. You should all drink more water.
>>3013Pizza's a smart choice. Not only will variety keep you from getting bored, but the diversity of toppings options can help avoid malnutrition.
Pie and water. Sure, I'll be a fat(ter) fuck at the end of the study, but pies are even more versatile than. Sweet, savoury, shortcrust, puffpastry, open, closed: all delicious.
Water and sandwiches
>>3021I was thinking that, too. Soups and sodas?
I already kind of do that with milk and bread/cereal. Fuck yeah, being poor!Milk would actually still be a pretty ideal beverage for me, but I don't think it would provide quite enough protein or nutrients to make up for my food being fruit or something. Pizza would be a good option if it weren't for the fact that it makes you all fat and pimply.Shit, this is hard.
Subway sandwiches and Ribena.
>>3017Water sucks.
Shrimp and water
Stews and TeaIt almost feels like cheating how customizable food can be.
Sandwiches and mangoes.
Pizza and water is what I lived off of when I was poor and COULD only afford to eat and drink one thing, it's remarkably cheap to make pizza from scratch, especially if you make your own tomato sauce and all that.
Probably water and chicken wraps with lettuce and other vegetables.Not like I consume much besides those things these days, anyway.
Definitely pizza. I never get sick of it. And water so all that salty pepperoni didn't dry me out too much.