what did you eat today?

[© tweed]

corn pudding
fried rice
peanuts
Applebees' Cowboy Burger
more peanuts
2 apples
cats cookies
(currently) iceberg lettuce with a grapefruit spoon

[CultureKing]

quiche
Fruit Leather
Kashi granola bar
Organic Cinnabunni Cereal
a hand full of popcorn
PB&J sandwich
1 Taco (homemade, not from a fast food place)
1/2 ear of corn
2 cookies

[Hatman 🍁]

Two slices of toast with peanut butter since midnight

[MODU]

So far, I've had a chocolate donut and a box of Apple Jacks cereal.  Mmmmm

[opebo]

I had one large free meal at lunch (I never eat breakfast) made up of about 6 different delicious (though not fantastic) standard Thai (though Chinese influenced) dishes.  Basically a meat salad, a large steamed fishe with peppers, a sour soup with prawns, fried rice, and a curry.  I also had various free sweets and coffee through the day. 

[Tender Branson]

3 breads with honey and coffee (unsugared) for breakfast, "Zuchinipfanne" and milk for lunch (roasted zucchini, eggs and potatoes with pieces of ham in it) and now in the evening I had 3 Pizza-Baguettes.

[Sensei]

Leftover Sushi from last night for breakfast. Good Stuff.
Probably going to have some Ramen noodles or something now for lunch.

[Jaggerjack]

So far, scrambled eggs and an apple.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Bread. Some fruit. A biscuit. That's it so far.

Drank a lot of tea today also.

[Jake]

Nothing yet today.

Yesterday it was some Buffalo Wing Pizza, Salmon Cakes, Broccoli, two burgers, and an apple.

[angus]

about four cups of strong coffee and about a third of a banana.  but it's only 11:45 am yet.

within the next hour I'll probably have my first serious meal of the day.  It'll either be two packages of Mama's brand spicy pork-flavored noodles cooked with a sliced carrot and a sliced jalapeño; or a sandwich of pastrami, brie, mayonnaise, mustard, jalapeño, lettuce, and tomato on whole wheat bread.

If we have any mangos left I'll eat one of those with my lunch as well.  otherwise, I'll finish that banana.

[opebo]

I must say, what most of you eat sounds like nothing more than processed snacks.. basically garbage.  I suppose you cannot afford a complete meal.

The only thing that sounded good was angus's potential sandwich.

[CPT MikeyMike]

so far....

2 hard boiled eggs
toast
3 cups of coffee
water
packet of tuna
a few wheat thins
diet coke

Just writing this makes me crave for a large pizza and a Shiner Bock!

[King]

So far, a breakfast burrito.

[angus]

I must say, what most of you eat sounds like nothing more than processed snacks.. basically garbage.  I suppose you cannot afford a complete meal.

The only thing that sounded good was angus's potential sandwich.

Actually, the old lady was making some lamb and zucchini, so I forewent the sandwich.  Fairly plain.  We buy lamb shanks often, and pick the meat off the bone and sautee it in oil with fresh green onion and fresh garlic.  lots of garlic.  then throw in sliced vegetables and some soy sauce.  there's always that sticky, cheap, short-grain rice around the house.  I used to eat Mahatma style rice, like a regular gringo, but nowadays I eat the inferior east asian variety.  Actually, though less healthy than the long-grain rice, it has the advantage of sticking together which permits its consumption with sticks.  you know what I mean.

no mangos today.  will have to get some later.  and my son had finished my banana, so I started a new one.

I'm also taking a multi-vitamin lately.  The kind for old people.  Centrum Silver.  I'm not sure if it's bad for younger people to take old folks' vitamins.  Mostly, I think I might have a copper deficiency, and wanted the extra copper and also the vitamin B12, so I opted for the over-50 daily vitamin. 

[opebo]

Actually, though less healthy than the long-grain rice, it has the advantage of sticking together which permits its consumption with sticks.  you know what I mean.

In Thailand most people eat the fluffier kind of rice, as chopsticks are not used all that much.  The standard Thai utensils are a large spoon in the right hand and a fork in the left - nothing could be more efficient.  I find it hard to eat any other way.

[Alcon]

Yesterday:

Oatmeal with fruit
Bahn mi thit (Vietnamese pork sandwich)
Plenty of strawberries
Sprouts
Chicken yassa with mustard and olive sauce

[jokerman]

good breakfast with eggs, bacon, and a biscuit

I played a golf match then I stopped by the quiznos and got a classic club, with a cold iced tea.  Man after walking a golf round in 100+ degree weather that was delicious and refreshing.

[angus]

Actually, though less healthy than the long-grain rice, it has the advantage of sticking together which permits its consumption with sticks.  you know what I mean.

In Thailand most people eat the fluffier kind of rice, as chopsticks are not used all that much.  The standard Thai utensils are a large spoon in the right hand and a fork in the left - nothing could be more efficient.  I find it hard to eat any other way.

interesting.  I had no idea.  Well, anyway, we always buy the Bhotan here, and not the Jasmine.  So I usually don't need a fork or a spoon.  I've gotten used to the taste, and now chinese restaurant rice seems more natural to me than indian restaurant rice.  Although I do admit I like the color that the saffron (or tumeric if you're doing it cheaply) gives the indian rice.  Do the thai color the rice the color of a Bhuddist monk the way the indians and bengalis do?

[King]

Since my breakfast burrito, I've added two slices of pizza and one of those Drumstick ice creams.

[Sensei]

I'm going to dinner, which is a good surprise,  probably going to eat a good steak or some crab.

[© tweed]

macaroni and cheese
mandarin oranges
popcorn chicken
3 chicken tacos

[Keystone Phil]

Pop Tarts
Toasted and seasoned bruschetta bread (not with the chopped up tomatoes and such. It's from snack from a farmer's market.)
Lamb chops and a sweet potato

[King]

In addition to pizza, a breakfast burrito, and ice cream, I have since added guacamole, meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and corn to my daily eats.   That's a nice full day.

[Bacon King]

two poptarts, a Birthday Cake flavored Carvelanche, a bratwurst and some saltines.