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What would you eat for 30 days?

Due to the recent post on Slice about the guy that ate sausage pizza for 30 days, what could you eat breakfast, lunch and dinner for 30 days? I know my boyfriend would say, "Chinese food" but that's too vague. One specific food for 30 days. Me, it would have to be buffalo chicken wings. I could eat those 3x a day for sure. So let's hear it, what would you eat?

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i beg to differ on the chicken wing thing...i work at a radio station & over the summer we did a 'wing zing' concert/wing contest with almost 20 different wing joints. all of them brought in wings nonstop for the office for close to a month. trust me-as much as i loooove wings-you totally get sick and tired of them. i judged the contest too, so i had to consume one of each in one sitting-nearly overdosed that day. granted, i'm back to my wing loving ways again, but i did have to take a respite for awhile once that was done.

i think i could eat fruit everyday for a month though.

The guy who did the pizza bit was paid a four figure sum for completing the stunt. For a four figure payoff, I could also live on pizza for 30 days, but I'm sure I'd be sick of it by then. That said, why would anyone not getting paid want to do the same thing?

I could eat rice with some sort of sauce everyday. Or grilled cheese.

Sushi. Now, to find someone to sponsor me...

my first thought was chicken noodle soup,but I love chicken noodle soup so much that I fear I would hate it by the end. It's the one food I regularly eat three meals a day when I've made it.

Pasta or baked potatoes. (Are different toppings allowed?)
Or eggs (prepared various ways.)
Then add three more miles of walking to my schedule.

I could do chicken for a month if I was able to cook it differently for almost every meal. I could probably also do steak on the same terms.

Everything else I think of gives me a weird feeling in my stomach.

I could also do fruit but it would have to be different fruit constantly.

pizza. good, new york, cheeze pizza. i would not get sick of it. ever.

Either popcorn or oatmeal. And if I could add seasonings or toppins, respectively, I could go a *lot* longer than that! I spent the better part of a solid Year (really, this is no joke) eating only those two things....not the healthiest, but I don't clam to be Marion Nestle, and I was totally, utterly, skint for that entire time...thanks PhD.

Just the thought of it makes me slightly queasy...but if there were a lot of cashish I might entertain it. Believe me though, I would not be easy to be around and would hardly be smiling like pizzaboy.

My instinct is sushi, but that might be too broad for this answer. Spicy tuna rolls then. :-)

char broiled steak

Ramen or pho tai.

I know I can do ramen because I have done ramen/udon 2 times a day over a span of 3 months when I was living at home. Of course, I wouldn't be able to afford it these days because they were $3-5/packet back in the mid-1980s. I also lost 20 lb.

Pizza, red wine, chocolate...a most appropriate response to any question.

spaghetti with garlic, butter, and parmesan cheese. i know i could do it because it was my standard dinner for a long time.

(1) SUSHI. this is the definitive answer.
(2) my version of brekkie, which = yogurt, fruit compote, muesli, seasonal fruits.
(3) salad, heavy mustard dressing, lots of seasonal ingredients.

Fresh-baked, chewy Russian rye bread, slathered with good salted butter, and egg creams made with U-Bet chocolate syrup.

Not to be a nutrition nut, but humans need a daily dose of Vitamin C. Without it, you can get scurvy. In one kind of 'funny but not funny' case, a bunch of frat guys who lived on beer and hot dogs got it even in the modern era. So those of you who are eating oatmeal or yogurt, I hope you're taking a multivitamin, eating fruit, or eating vitamin-fortified foods.

The thing with 'za is that it is a multicomponent food--tomatoes have Vitamin C, and there is calcium, protein and carbs in the 'food profile.'

I think to get enough nutrients you'd have to pick a 'dish' more than a single food like, say, grapes, or a single food group like nuts.

Bacon and Potato Omelette

Rice in various iterations, especially rice with black beans, onions, orange, hot sauce, and sour cream on top.

Mac and cheese

pot stickers

french toast

sub type sandwiches.

At first, I thought my answer would be Nothing! Then I read @finewinedine - I'm with you! and @ JenCWalker re salad - Right on. We eat it almost every night anyway.

greek salad, or sushi. yum.

@sweethunibabi - lol me too! And I'd be sure to include alphalpha (sp?) sprouts. I've heard their nutritional value could support your immune system alone; anyone confirm this?

There is nothing I could eat 3 meals a day, for 30 days. I would be sick of whatever it was.

my homemade chicken and wild rice soup..... or my italian mother's spaghetti and meatballs.....i am pretty sure i would not get sick of those things.

Pizza. But GOOD pizza, I couldn't just settle for any pizza like that guy did. I love pizza and am very particular about it.

Cheese pizza three times a day, definitely. Probably cheeseburgers (Shake Shack!) as well. If hunger were not an issue I could eat ice cream, brownies, or oreos with milk 3x daily as well.

We probably do this more then we think. My morning habit is black coffee and dry high fiber cereal..the same Monday through Sunday. :o)

Obviously not the only thing I eat in a day, but I've been doing this for years fro breakfast. Black coffee - same cup of dry fiber cereal. Black coffee - same cup of dry fiber cereal...on and on. I have no desire to change.

It's like a day in Groundhog day.

Brie, a baguette and a good crisp apple, oh yeah...and a nice glass of wine!

i couldn't eat the same thing for EVERY meal everyday for an entire month. i don't know how that guy did it with the pizza.

I was going to offer oatmeal... but thats when i thought it was one meal a day. That would be a challenge for me. This whole nothing but one food, i dont think i could handle it for a week.

It's not like he ate sausage and cheese (only) pizza every day. He put other toppings on top of his sausage pizza.

Pizza may not be as expansive as my ramen 2 times daily for 3 months, as I changed up the flavor and ingredients every day, so it never got old.

Are we allowed to pick variations on the the staple ingredients? If so, then some kind of rice, a vegetable (probably broccoli or green beans because I'm lazy) and a protein (cheese, chicken or tofu). And a multi vitamin.

Lobster with melted butter. no question.

@salpico - that sounds amazing...I haven't had an egg cream in far too long. I'm off to buy some U-bet & Seltzer!

Salmon nigiri with ginger and wasabi. Give it to me baby. I can't get enough!

Black beans & yellow rice w/ tostones or boiled yucca...

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