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14 Comments:
Chicken pot pie.
Diz at 6:50PM on 04/09/07
I would be a pancake, because they are cheap, and I am poor.
Sumintra at 6:51PM on 04/09/07
To answer my own question, I would be bacon, lettuce, avocado and tomato sandwich on wheat because I am a little bad and a little good with the intent to be somewhat healthy.
Clare K at 8:57PM on 04/09/07
Rocky Road because it's sweet, nutty, and soft. It doesn't hurt that it's comprised of three of my top ten favorite foods.
mindy at 9:58PM on 04/09/07
Parmesan, because I go with almost everything, and am both classic and salty!
Barbara Hanson at 1:29AM on 04/10/07
I'm confused, Clare. Your question asked, "If you are what you eat then what food are you? But the answer you gave was to the question, "If you were a food, what would you be?" The former asks what is eaten most frequently, the latter asks one what food most represents one's personality. Very different questions with very different answers. Since I lean toward the long-winded, I'll just answer them both.
I guess I'd be chocolate covered peanut butter Cap'n Crunch and a glass of milk because it is a rare day that goes by that I don't consume a bit of chocolate and/or a bowl of peanut butter Cap'n Crunch. I've never had them together like that, but why not give it a try?
The food I keep coming back to as befitting my personality is garlic-parmesan bread dipped in really good marinara sauce. The bread, AKA "The Staff of Life," is crusty on the outside, salty and buttery on the inside with a pungent hit of garlic. Good marinara sauce is deceptively simple because it demands a lot of the cook. The sauce must have the right blend of salty and spicy with a balanced sweetness and plenty of herbs. When it is well made it's complicated, but not unnecessarily so, it's sophistocated without being pompous and it's approachable and familiar feeling, even when it's not what you normally have.
Calichef at 3:50AM on 04/10/07
Cheese
susanl at 9:07AM on 04/10/07
" Cluck, oink, moo " ! I can't decide.
Colorado Jim at 9:48AM on 04/10/07
...Fat?
[shudders]
Robyn Lee at 10:07AM on 04/10/07
A Crab!
ThatGirl153 at 12:36PM on 04/10/07
It's a toss up between coffee and dark chocolate, but if I had to go with one, and seeing as I consume more coffee than anything... I'll go with coffee.
MML at 12:37PM on 04/10/07
A shapely glass of Guiness Stout!
pageycooks at 2:01PM on 04/10/07
Rooster sauce - garlicky sweet, with a spicy twist.
veggiesattva at 11:12AM on 04/11/07
a crunchy peanut butter sandwich on wheat =)
lashes457 at 9:44PM on 04/11/07