Spaghetti. Spaghetti is truly wonderful and versatile stuff. (Of course, I’d probably be a lot more creative with what went on the spaghetti if I were a millionaire.)
And pretty much everything at my favorite burrito place, where you’d have to really work to spend $10 on a meal.
The Kraft spaghetti that comes in the green and white box! (It’s about the same size as the blue mac n’ cheese box.)
I love that stuff!
I once saw a show about the Beverly Hills Hotel, where they charge you $45 for a glass of orange juice.
$45!
I don’t care how rich I get, unless the waiter has planted the tree, picked the oranges, juiced them and strained the pulp himself, ain’t no way in hell I will ever pay $45 for a glass of orange juice.
I doubt my eating habits would change much. I’d just have a chef cook everything instead of doing it myself.
kimchee
peanut butter
refried beans
Granted, I may start using them in more exotic ways.
Mix them together. Or you could add the [fabled] exotic Dijon ketchup.
Ground beef. I like ground beef.
Cheeseburgers.
Peanut butter, oh yes.
Tetley tea.
Potato chips.
I can’t imagine that any amount of money would lessen my craving for Cheetos (fried, not baked). I would be hobnobbing with the rich & famous at society snobfests with telltale orange fingers.
I’d still eat Chef Boyardee canned spaghetti and meatballs. I’d still eat hotdogs (with peanut butter, of course, none of this relish/mustard/ketchup stuff). I’d still go to Teriyaki Haven and get chicken teriyaki, hold the mushrooms. I’d still pig out on President’s Choice blue corn chips. And I’d still occasionally go to McDonald’s and get a 10-pack of nuggets (no sauce) and a Coke.
Hmm. On that last, maybe I’d get the butler to do it. The lineups at McDonald’s can be murder.
Mac 'n cheese with hotdogs, pretzels from the place in the mall, scrambled eggs, hobo stew, meat loaf and mashed potatoes with mushroom gravy, grape nuts or cream of rice with brown sugar.
Really, not much would change, but I swore I would never be so poor that orange juice would feel like a luxury.
White rice.
Generic soda.
Boca burgers.
Supermarket donuts.
Fast food. (I’d probably just eat it more than once or twice a month.)
Taco plate from Taco Burrito King(Chi);
President’s Choice white cheddar mac n cheese;
Superdawgs;
Wendy’s chili.
Taco plate from Taco Burrito King(Chi);
President’s Choice white cheddar mac n cheese;
Superdawgs;
Wendy’s chili w. onions and hot sauce.
m&ms
Doener kababs
Microwave pizza (brings back memories)
Pringles pizza flavour
Peanut butter, of course. Right out of the jar, but from a more expensive spoon.
Sargento string cheese.
Pringles.
I don’t think my eating habits would change all that much. I might go to some fancier restaurants.
Well, I would still drink the Grapette soda from Wallyworld. $.50 for a 2 liter bottle, and its the best grape soda I have yet tasted.
Canned tuna as well, though I would probably spring the extra 10 cents to buy Starkist or the other one with the mermaid on the can, instead of the store brand.
I would still eat lots of ramen noodles, though I could now throw something fancy in them more often, like Kobe beef.
Bean burritos from Taco Bell
White Castles
pizza rolls
Mrs. Grass noodle soup
pizza flavored combos
Yum.
Anchovies on red peppers.
Really delicious.
Chips (the English kind); sausage, eggs, and baked beans.
Beans & Cornbread
Mac & Cheese
Hamburgers
Fried Chicken (homemade, of course)
Catfish & Hushpuppies
Chicken Fried Steak
BBQ
Tacos
sun belt granola bars
taco john’s
meatloaf sandwiches