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JPTank
JPTank
Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 3:24 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 3:24 PM EST
Ok heres the scenario:

Its been two years. The world is pretty much over run, pockets of humanity survive.
You've been searching the countryside, and even enter dangerous urban areas in search of food. But you havent had a decent meal since shtf. Your last can of sardines is gone, you ate it yesterday. Weather you're alone or in a group is not important, theres no food.
Upon searching one day, you find a building that has its own generator running. While you search inside, you find a refridgerator (working) full of food. Yes, there is a stove to cook your meal.
what do you eat?
Be creative, remember, you've been eating pickles and peas for two years.
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byates
byates
1. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 4:21 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 4:21 PM EST
Eat light and wait for the owner to show up. Generator would not keep running by itself that long and anyone able to survive that well is worth knowing. Do you find this valuable?    
PedroAsani
PedroAsani
2. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 5:08 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 5:08 PM EST
You mean the perfect meal?

Butter-fried Sirloin (med-rare) Steak, Potato Wedges with Sea Salt and Black Pepper, Haricot Vert and Asparagus tips, Diced Carrots, Sweetcorn, and Peppercorn Sauce.

Lemon Sorbet to follow. Do you find this valuable?    
LJ126
LJ126
3. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 5:21 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 6:03 PM EST
Broiled salmon fillet (cooked in bacon grease), with honey mustard/butter glazed sauce, broccoli couscous with a hunk of warm rye bread. Served with chilled a Sam Adams Imperial Stout and a large glass of Vitamin D milk. Yes, an odd combination (especially with the milk!) but I think its virtually perfect. Carrot cake for desert. Do you find this valuable?    
JPTank
JPTank
4. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 5:26 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 5:26 PM EST
"Eat light and wait for the owner to show up. Generator would not keep running by itself that long and anyone able to survive that well is worth knowing."
Good point but it's a really sick generator. :D
Fine; you just cleared the place of zombies.
I'm trying to emphasize that you found a $*** load of real food that doesn't belong to anyone, and you're mowing down on the best food ever after 2 years.
What is this best meal? Do you find this valuable?    
kinelta
kinelta
5. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 6:08 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 6:08 PM EST
I don't suppose sushi would be on the menu? Only because that is what I am craving at the moment.

I actually wouldn't want one particular thing, rather several things:

*A big salad with lots of fresh veggies on it, and bleu cheese dressing.
*Pancakes and maple syrup, with real butter
*Cheese blintzes
*Lasagna, really gooey with cheese, and garlic bread.
*Brownies
*Cherry pie
*hot coffee, with beans from Yemen.
*real lemonade Do you find this valuable?    
JPTank
JPTank
6. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 6:23 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 6:23 PM EST
Sushi can for sure be on the menu. Whatever you want to eat is sitting right there.
I'm still trying to come up with mine. Good choices, everyone. :D Do you find this valuable?    
StrykerPez
StrykerPez
7. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 8:22 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 8:22 PM EST
Why is there a blank page created above this thread?

If you are not planning on making a proper page AND filing it where it belongs, I am deleting the blank page. Do you find this valuable?    
beowulf2700
beowulf2700
8. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 8:59 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 8:59 PM EST
just hope when owner shows up he dont shoot 1st ask questions later.

perfect meal

1/2 lb ANGUS BURGER!!!!! with all the trimmings...i dont know about you but that would be the 1st thing i'd eat


but since it aint my house and i dont know if owner is still alive, id crunch on something small, maybee an apple if he had one...

think, if you found some one in your house eating your food, and you dont know when you will be able to get more/ you worked your ass of to get it/ your buddie got hit to get it. youd shoot em right? Do you find this valuable?    
BIGSWOLEKC
BIGSWOLEKC
9. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 10:22 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 10:22 PM EST
Owner is positively id'd as dead or zed, and fridge is stocked? Generator running? And I've been livin' off the can? Lemme down a can of "their" sardines and something thats in that fridge with sugar and/or caffeine and i'm headed to put this s**t on the trailer or truck to take with!!! Do you find this valuable?    
bamoh
bamoh
10. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 17 2010, 10:32 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 17 2010, 10:32 PM EST
I have been thinking and have come to a conclusion!

My perfect meal!

-1 platter of fresh poutine
-1 two liter bottle of orange soda
-1 quadruple By-pass burger (Never been, but would love to go to the heart attack grill)
-More non gravy and cheese cover fries with the proper amount of malt or balsamic vinegar on it, with Heinz tomato ketchup on the side
-Garlic bread smothered with mozzarella
-Black forest cake
-No-bake Cheesecake
-5 fruit cocktails (watching my weight you know) Do you find this valuable?    
JPTank
JPTank
11. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 18 2010, 2:14 AM EST | Post edited: Jan 18 2010, 2:14 AM EST
Lol oh sorry, I thought that's how you make a thread... Fail...
So what about you, Stryker?

Ok I know what I'd choose.
-A full rack of beef ribs with BBQ sauce all over.
-cheese fries with sour cream, ground beef, tomato and chives- kinda like taco bell, only I made it.
- only the finest Greek ceasar salad with a side of fried calamari and tzatsiki sauce.
-A chocolate icecream sundae.
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zachy_vengeance
zachy_vengeance
12. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 18 2010, 10:52 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 18 2010, 10:52 PM EST
If i was scrounging for food for 2 years and then i found a fridge stocked with food and a working generator i would probably just orgasm and then have a heart attack and die. lol Do you find this valuable?    
Freelancer47
Freelancer47
13. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 18 2010, 11:45 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 18 2010, 11:45 PM EST
"Ok heres the scenario:

Its been two years. The world is pretty much over run, pockets of humanity survive.
You've been searching the countryside, and even enter dangerous urban areas in search of food. But you havent had a decent meal since shtf. Your last can of sardines is gone, you ate it yesterday. Weather you're alone or in a group is not important, theres no food.
Upon searching one day, you find a building that has its own generator running. While you search inside, you find a refridgerator (working) full of food. Yes, there is a stove to cook your meal.
what do you eat?
Be creative, remember, you've been eating pickles and peas for two years.
"
So... ANYTHING????

Food:
* Lamb Gyro's
* Cobb Salad
* Polenta with a hint of Cheddar Cheese & Thyme.
* Triple Choloclate Cheese cake

Beverages:
* Coffee
* Sweetened Tea
* Chai (The Arab version, not that Starbucks Cr4p!)
* Purified Water
* O.J. Do you find this valuable?    
Maricely
Maricely
14. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 19 2010, 1:19 AM EST | Post edited: Jan 19 2010, 1:19 AM EST
One of those cheesy cheeseburgers with the cheese inside the meat. Cooked medium-well. Deli style fries. Diet coke and Jack Daniels. Do you find this valuable?    
beowulf2700
beowulf2700
15. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 19 2010, 3:50 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 19 2010, 3:50 PM EST
"One of those cheesy cheeseburgers with the cheese inside the meat. Cooked medium-well. Deli style fries. Diet coke and Jack Daniels. "
hells yes thats my kinda thinking
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mkxlng63
mkxlng63
16. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 19 2010, 4:14 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 19 2010, 4:14 PM EST
Bloody Mary
A fat venison steak - medium rare
Spinach salad with all kinds of veggies on it and a feta cheese vinaigrette.
Baked potato - Sour cream, butter, chives, bacon, cheddar cheese
Fresh banana nut bread
Fruit for dessert
Vodka tonic and an Irish Car bomb....perhaps a white russian too. Do you find this valuable?    
Rane_Edwards
Rane_Edwards
17. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 19 2010, 10:16 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 19 2010, 10:16 PM EST
if we're goin unrealistic fantasy food in the fridge... a fridge full of Jimmy John's Vito Subs WITH the hot sweet peppers Do you find this valuable?    
Maricely
Maricely
18. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 19 2010, 10:20 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 19 2010, 10:20 PM EST
"hells yes thats my kinda thinking
"
I'll bring the jack and coke if you bring the burgers. we should all have a BBQ. Do you find this valuable?    
JPTank
JPTank
19. RE: Food for thought.
Jan 21 2010, 3:15 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 21 2010, 3:15 PM EST
you know.... I think a cold beer would go nicely during a nice first real meal after 2 years... 1  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
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