Here's the question: if you had to choose only one food that you had to eat for the rest of your life, what would it be? Now, for the sake of this little inquiry, let's assume that you can eat the same food for every meal for the rest of your life without having any medical problems, and you won't get any weird stares from family and friends. And money is no object either. What would you pick?
I'm a guy so my answer is obvious: pizza!
211-15-2005 @ 8:28AM
If I had a choice it would be between pizza and a dessert, there are so manychoices I think I would have to go with cheesecake like they have at a place i buy mine from http://www.thedessertcafe.com I have tried so many times to make a decent cheesecake but it never happens so I am giving up.
311-17-2005 @ 6:55PM
I would say sushi because it's such a decadent choice. Even though it's cheap now (many New York restaurants sell it for 50% off) in Japan, it's still a delicacy that they only serve for parties, birthdays and special occasions.
I ALWAYS feel splurgingly naughty for eating it!
411-17-2005 @ 7:14PM
It's fairly easy to make a good cheese cake. Just buy a commercially made graham cracker crust and put in the easy-to-make homemade filling and yer good to go!
612-07-2005 @ 7:54PM
A chicken roti at Mongals in Port Of Spain , Trinidad.Back in the day when it was almost 2 pounds of hot,spicy,savory pleasure with a cold Carib lager.
7Man, this one is tough. I'd say it's a tie between chirashi (sushi rice topped with assorted fish, molusks, and fish roe. . . made well, with fresh ingredients only), or some sort of noodle soup. (Pho or ramen, made well, that is.)
Probably chirashi. It's got to have a good assortment of fish though. Saba, maguro, toro, tai, sake, hamachi, unagi, anago, with ikura and uni on the side. Yup. I could have that meal all the time.
1110-18-2005 @ 8:23PM
What a hard question. Without consequence to my personal health? Hardees/Carl's Jr. burgers are high on my list, followed closely by a good Chicago pizza. But I think the top thing would be a simple PBJ.
1310-18-2005 @ 9:33PM
Kelly's Roastbeef --- a warm roastbeef sandwich from the north shore (boston).
14I think that no matter what I chose I'd get sick of it if it was all I could eat forever (at least, I hope I'd live long enough to get sick of it!). For the sake of the question, though, I'd say cheeseburgers. That was the only pregnant craving I had with my son. Good, juicy cheeseburgers with bacon and sauteed mushrooms. Yeah...don't have to be pregnant for that to sound good!
1810-19-2005 @ 1:47AM
You know, if you're going to choose something that lets you get away with as much on it as pizza (and then go ahead and just leave it as general as "pizza," with no specifics about what species of pizza), then I'm going to cheat big and say "salad..." You could realistically put a whole heck of a lot of things on a salad (and besides, I do love a yummy salad... chef, chop chop, potato, gotcha).
It was either that or Space Food Sticks. Not because I actually want to live on Space Food Sticks. But if you pressed me for something I haven't had since I was a kid that I just had to have again before I died? Space Food Sticks wins.
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