Gotta go with Sicks. Sandwiches. Because there are so many different kinds of sandwiches (Italian Beef is a Sandwich, a Patty Melt is a Sandwich, a Tuna Melt is a Sandwich, a Grilled Cheese with Bacon is a Sandwich, a Gyro is a Sandwich) I wouldn’t be able to get too sick of any one thing.
Sicks Ate - BRILLIANT!
If I had to pick a dessert, it would be a hot fudge sundae, no nuts, no whipped cream, extra hot fudge.
Maybe broiled scallops. I’ve never had the chance to eat them very frequently, but I can eat as many at a sitting as are available. Sub sandwich, probably, if it’s an actual NY deli one, not from Subway.
Spaghetti with parmesan cheese. I eat it almost every day as it is, so it wouldn’t be a stretch. Two stipulations: 1) I make the sauce my way. 2) The cheese is either grated from an actual block, or it’s Kraft from the green can.
Off to enjoy my spaghetti breakfast…
I’ve been thinking about this since I saw the thread title go up. I was going to say there’s no such thing. But after serious thought, I’m going with Nice! Traditional Snack Mix since it’s as close to an anytime, all-the-time comestible I bother with. If it weren’t for that stuff, then pecans.
I love fresh fish. Broiled, baked, blackened. Yum. Could easily eat it three times a day. (Though not for long if I die an early death from mercury poisoning.)
I was going to say fajitas, but I think Sicks Ate nailed it. Sandwiches. What variety! So many choices! Reubens. Grilled or fried fish. Lobster, shrimp, chicken, falafel, steak, even plain vegetables make a great sandwich.
Fajitas are kind of a sandwich, right? Technically, it is meat with a bread-type substance as a carrier.
I didn’t think I’d be the first one to mention this. And I was right!
Put me down for pizza. Even if it had to be the exact same type and toppings, that would be fine. I once went an entire summer eating nothing but pizza for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I was working in a pizza place between junior and senior years at college, and it was cheaper than actually buying food anywhere else.