Food you never get tired of eating -

[Malagor the dank omen]

sliced and skinned cucumbers. shit is hydrating and delicious

I can attest for this. Also, if you like cucumbers, try out making Cucumber Lasagna (use cucumber sliced instead of pasta slices for the layers of the lasagna). It's quite nice and the cucumber is still soft and juicy after cooking it.

And if you are into that, stuffed eggplant might be another thing you might like

 

[vanilla_pepsi_head]

Nachos. Can't beat a good nacho.

Rye bread with butter.

Cheez Its. Or Cheese Nips, they've grown on me since it's all I can get here.

Saltine crackers with guacamole.

Calzones.

Spanakopita.

I'm a basic carb-loving bitch.

 

[Water-T]

Rye bread with butter.

I'm not big on rye bread itself, but toasted rye bread with strawberry jam on top is the tits.

 

[Exceptionally Exceptional]

Just one? That's easy.
Burgers. I could NEVER get tired of burgers. You can put just about anything on them. Grilled onions, jalapenos, chili, sauteed mushrooms, bacon, fried ham, fried eggs, any fucking cheese, pulled pork, pickles, Thousand Island dressing. You could even get brave with it and put fucking pineapple and teriyaki sauce on there.

 

[gachacunt]

Zucchini fries with a sauce that is basically a mixture of mayo, ketchup, and a fuckload of sriracha. Not only are Zucchinis inexpensive here ( I live near a farm that sells them for a quarter per 'chinni ), but it's easy to make. I could devour them all day.

 

[kyle2252]

Crunchy rolls. They're all I'd ever eat if they weren't so expensive (relatively speaking).

 

[Terrorist]

Italian food, the best food.

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

Oranges in winter.

 

[MembersSchoolPizza]

Burgers and fries.

I'm a simple man, at heart.

A paper sack of burgers and fries from McDonalds or Five Guys... A styrofoam carton from a lunch truck... A fancy plate with sides in a nice sit-down restraunt... A paper plate in my own kitchen... Don't matter. Burgers and fries. Even gas-station hot bar burgers and fries. Even frozen microwaved ones.

Tacos would probably be a close second choice. Damn do I love me some tacos. Soft tacos, crunchy tacos, street tacos... Anything from a taco bell special to a nice shredded pork taco from a hole in the wall Mexican place... Mm. Tacos.

I love pizza, but I can get sick of it.

 

[Meat Poultry Veg]

Meat (burgers of all kind, pork chops, brisket, lamb, bacon)
Poultry (chicken, fried chicken, occasionally duck)
Vegetables (broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, bok choy, spinach, peas, pulses)

 

[sweetdreamslambie]

mac and cheese whether it's from Panera or Noodles & Company or it's in a ball in a burger or baked by someone's dad, it's always guaranteed to make me happy

 

[Syaoran Li]

I must admit, I will never get tired of a classic pepperoni pizza, either New York-style or pan crust and preferably either homemade or from a local place. Serve with Pepsi for the perfect experience in my opinion.

I may get sick of the frozen pizzas or the chain stuff, but I will always love a classic New York style pepperoni pizza.

The best places are obviously in New York and New Jersey, but even in places like Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania I've had some good local pizzas.

 

[Old Wizard]

Fresh grapes, lo mein/chow mein, chicago-style pizza, soda, creme brulee, and whiskey. And chicken. And zucchini.

There's a lot of good food out there.

 

[Methylcellulose]

Peanut butter and chocolate flavored Chex mix, wish those things came in bigger bags.

 

[rocknrollmartian]

Baby carrots, crispy tofu, pasta, a big ol' sandwich, calamari, tiramisu, potatoes, souvlaki, Thai food

 

[Shokaract]

hazelnut wafer biscuits

 

[Hackallier]

Potatoes.
In all forms.

 

[CWCchange]

Chipotle. Unwrapping a burrito and sinking your teeth in it for the first bite never gets old.

 

[XYZpdq]

Beef
Ground, brisket, steak, ribs, doesn't matter. I like dead cow.

 

[NimertiS]

Gyros (pita bread,tomato,red onion, tzatziki sauce,fries and gyros from pork meat)

fried calamari

smoked salmon

pasta with minced meat (not really bolognese, it's the greek version)

mousakas

Pasta sokolatina (it's not like your choco cake, more creamy for sure)

and melomakarona