mmmm . . . White Castles . . .
Damn, now I want some! And I go for the Cocoa Pepples myself.
White Castles
Cocoa Pebbles
Sharp cheddar cheese
Cella’s milk-chocolate covered cherries (gotta be Cella’s, no other brand will do)
New England clam chowder
(Not necessarily in order):
1: Chicken (for the grill)
2: Canned chicken breast (chik salad)
3: No fat Mayonnaise
4: Lettuce
5: No fat cheese singles
6: 3lb no fat turkey
7: Mustard
8: 3 loaves bread
9: Beer
10: No fat Turkey Chili (two week supply)
11: Milk, and some beer
I could thrive on turkey sandwiches for the rest of my life. I got off the Ramen Noodles (but I love 'em so much!)
Tripler
Beer: It’s what’s for breakfast.
CHUBBY HUBBY!! Yeah, best Ben & Jerry’s flavor of all.
My point, friend Zenster, is that garlic is the font and source and wellspring of all that is good and right. And it also keeps away vampires.
As long as I’m here, I should mention that I left the sauces off my list:
Louisiana hot sauce
McIlhenny’s green pepper (tabasco) sauce
soy sauce
teriyaki sauce
We always have those.
Beer
Ramen (Beef or Oriental)
Frozen Fried Chicken
Frozen French Fries
Dr. Pepper
Dave’s Total Insanity Sauce (Because everything needs to be a little bit spicier.)
Frozen Pizza (Whatever’s on sale.)
Toast
Tuna (from a can)
Lets see… I don’t have my own place but when I was with Mom I usually did the cooking and stuff so I know what I would have mostly in my kitchen…
Chicken
Beef (mainly steak and ground)
Chinese Veggies
Steamed Noodles
Terriaki Sauce
Onions
Potatoes
Rice
Carrots
Kidney Beans
Beef Broth
Ketchup
Cheesies
Nuts and Bolts
Cola
Mainly its stuff that I can make a quick stir-fry, chili, stew or just steak and potatoes with… plus the munchies for when I forget to cook for a long time and I’m starving before I have the chance to cook something substantial.
Over the past year, I have determined that my staple foods are seasonal.
Spring/summer:[ul]Beef.
Hot dogs.
Surimi with cocktail sauce.
Bread (it’s too hot to bake in summer).
Potatoes (for grilling).[/ul]Autumn/Winter:[ul]Flour and yeast (breadmaking).
Canned chicken broth (excellent for making beans, rice, and pea soup).
Potatoes (Frozen, but some fresh for steaming or baking).
Pork & bacon.
Chicken.
Cornish game hens (excellent for a Thanksgiving-for-one dinner).
Frozen biscuits (not those imitation things that come in a can).
White gravy mix (the can proudly declares "With real roux!)
Brown gravy mix.[/ul]The gravy mixes are for when I’m just too @#$% lazy to make it from scratch.
As far as spices, condiments, and other items go, I must have[ul]Salt.
Pepper.
Garlic powder.
Onion powder.
Paprika.
Parsely.
Basil.
Bay leaves (my mom’s neighbor grows them, so mom sends me some whenever I run low – Thanks, mom!)
Cayenne pepper.
Chili powder.
Various chili sauces ranging from quite mild to Only use a single drop you idiot and keep a glass of milk handy!
Olive oil.
Canola.
Lemon or lime juice.
White vinegar.
Pam (or functional equivalent).
Cocoa powder.
Vanilla extract.
Powdered sugar.
Brown sugar.[/ul]
Sheesh! I just realized I’m giving you guys the Reader’s Digest version of my list. I’ll spare you the details of the real list. Even I don’t know what all I’ve got, but whenever I run out, I gotta go get some more.
~~Baloo
Ohh how could I forget the onion bagels with herb and garlic cream cheese? Thats a nescessity! well onion or cheese bagels… mmm yummy…
Time for some post count padding.
Frozen pizza, pigs in blankets(or is that pig in a blankets?), beer, corn chips, milk, Frosted Flakes and Quik.
4 years out of my parents house and I’ve accomplished almost nothing in improving my diet.
Me: Mt Dew, Pop-tart pastry swirls
her: Stoufer’s Tuna Noodle Casserole
Whoa! I currently have a bag of sugar, a half-jar of bread-n-butter pickles, a package of hot dogs, a bottle of catsup, a jar of alfredo sauce and some outdated orange juice in the fridge. (Roommate does the cooking and shopping.
This ought to be interesting. Thanks guys!
:prints out thread:
:crosses off onion bagels and any other onion reference:
:goes shopping:
I cannot do without my chocolate cake and orange juice (not together though)
I must be the most low-maintenance person on the board. I don’t need food in my house at all. The first thing I look for when I shearch for a new apartment is a Taco Bell within a 2 mile radius.
That would be search not “shearch”
Multigrain/whole wheat bread
green tea
mushrooms
onions
corn
broccoli [it’s the smartest vegetable, ya know]
tomatoes
chicken
green beans/snow peas
ramen
milk
lo mein[yum!]
havarti cheese