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What do dakkites eat when they can't be bothered cooking a full meal?

I just had a quite excellent Bacon, Potato and Parmesan Omlette for dinner, and I may chas that with a bowl of two minute noodles later.

All vegan, all the time!

My meal of choice is Pikelet batter....

1 cup flour
Half cup sugar
Half cup milk
1 egg
Pinch salt

Stir

Eat

You will be stuffed for hours.
Minimal clean up.
No time or energy wasting 'cooking'
Great for breakfast, lunch, or tea.
And most importantly cheap as....

Usually a deli sammich: Turkey, swiss, pickles, brown mustard.

Oh, and a whole human baby.

I try to eat a lot of veggies, but it is pretty hard to actually accomplish, especially on a busy day. I heard of cafe-style salad bars being opened in New York (and elsewhere I am sure), and that sounds like a much better lunch than the damn packaged stuff.

I eat a lot of sandwiches though, but salad is better... at any rate BBQ TOMORROW!!! MEAT!!! . Gotta love some grease sometimes man.

lifter wrote:All vegan, all the time!

Same here!

lifter wrote:All vegan, all the time!

You eat vegans? Is that even legal?

OP: Man, it depends. Last night it was veal parm. I do a mean chili with country style cornbread. I love me some deli sandwiches. Favorite meal is breakfast: grits, eggs, bacon, ham, milk. I cook all the time, the rosemary parm lambchops are great.

grizgrin wrote:

lifter wrote:All vegan, all the time!

You eat vegans? Is that even legal?

Well it is certainly better than being one...

Save a cow, eat a vegetarian.

Griz: Veal Parm. Been a long time since I had one of those.
Also; What are Grits?

Waaagh_Gonads: Sounds like cookie dough, only runnier, and without the choc chips

Good Answers everyone (almost), Keep them coming

Veal Parm is what you cook when you don't have time to make a meal? What are your normal meals? Seven course Italian dinners?

Bread with butter and cheese
Boiled eggs along with pickels
Macrel in tomtato sauce
RED APPELS FOR THE BLOOD GOD!

Im eating a Rustlers burger with chips now, quick, tasty and filling.

Lord-Loss wrote:Im eating a Rustlers burger with chips now, quick, tasty and filling.

Aye I often dine on that while at work, micro chips mind, no oven here at the store.

One advantage of being on the night shift and also crossing the dinner period means I can grab whatever for dinner, family owned store also means I don't need to pay, or rather petty cash covers me.

Got the new Rustlers Meatball sandwich in next week (well new for us) looking forward to it.

top ramen or chili.
i better stop eating ramen dont want to get sick of it before i go to college.

Waaagh_Gonads wrote:My meal of choice is Pikelet batter....

1 cup flour
Half cup sugar
Half cup milk
1 egg
Pinch salt

Stir

Eat

You will be stuffed for hours.
Minimal clean up.
No time or energy wasting 'cooking'
Great for breakfast, lunch, or tea.
And most importantly cheap as....

I am not sure if this is a joke or not. I am going to try to eat this so get your giggles at my expense now if this is in fact a gag.

My local supermarkets sell little bitty TV dinners for $1. 4 minutes in the microwave and it's done. I buy a few of every different type and randomly grab one when I'm hungry. They're not the greatest but they're okay and couldn't be any easier.

By the way, don't eat vegans, they're not as healthy as they seem and you don't want to catch anything in case you don't cook them well enough. Feed them to your pigs instead.

When I go out to eat, I prefer to get some kind of loaded nachos, a sampler plate, or pizza.

grizgrin wrote:

lifter wrote:All vegan, all the time!

You eat vegans? Is that even legal?

I try to eat a little bit of vegan at every meal. I do try to switch up what kind of vegan though, all chicken in a day does get monotonous.

garret wrote:top ramen or chili.
i better stop eating ramen dont want to get sick of it before i go to college.

One can not get tired of Ramen, Ramen is life!

Jimi Nemesis wrote: What are Grits?

HA HA, I just thought of "My cousin Vinney",any way,grits my friend ,are a Southern tradition,simalar to oat meal (only with a creamier consistancy) and made from hominy (dried maize corn).
If your in America and any place south of the Mason/Dixon line,chances are your familair with grits,I ate so many servings of grits as a child that now I can hardly look at them.

The only thing I know how to cook is eggs unfortunately.

FITZZ wrote:

Jimi Nemesis wrote: What are Grits?

HA HA, I just thought of "My cousin Vinney",any way,grits my friend ,are a Southern tradition,simalar to oat meal (only with a creamier consistancy) and made from hominy (dried maize corn).
If your in America and any place south of the Mason/Dixon line,chances are your familair with grits,I ate so many servings of grits as a child that now I can hardly look at them.

I've only had grits once and now I can barely stand the very thought of them.

I do however love to cook,when I have the time,I enjoy making traditional New Orleans food (Gumbo,red beans and rice,crawfish etouffee,jambalaya)when ever I can.
However,my girlfriend dosn't know how to cook these dishes,so alot of the time I eat a lot of chicken and rice.
We also get a load of chinesse take out (probly more than we should)

i suck at cooking but love to do. most I've been able to make is a few variations of eggs.

I can also cook hotdogs and ramen.

As for when i'm lazy, i make a kickass samich.

I usually dine on cheerios or cereal. Lacking that my father taught me a nifty trick. Take some saltines and put em in a bowl, pour milk in the bowl and add sugar for a poor man's breakfast cereal.

Orios and a pint of milk

Thank god for kind neighbors who travel to Chinatown. Just got a bunch of nioce warm pork rolls from her. So very tasty.

sandwichs, eggs, fried rice, that sort of thing if i'mlooking for a fairly quick meal

This thread is making me hungry.

Cigarettes.


Oh, and Tea. Obviously.

RAMEN and SANDWICH!!!

person person wrote:RAMEN and SANDWICH!!!

I concur