What food could you not live without?
Peanut butter!
shareCheese. For this whole year I've been trying to eat better, cutting back on many unhealthy things and replacing them with healthier food. I've been reasonably successful for the most part. I used to eat lots of sugary food, now I eat almost none. Used to eat lots of salty food, now I eat much less. But one thing I just can't seem to kick is cheese.
shareThat's easy. Cherry Pez. Cherry flavor Pez. There's no doubt about it.
sharePickles
shareSeriously? Do you eat pickles almost every day? I ate a peanut butter sandwich every day, all through my school years. It was always in my work lunch, too. I'm a life-long brown-bagger.
shareYes, I indeed eat pickles every day if I can. I try to keep a jar or two of dill chips in the fridge at all times, and regularly grab a few of them like they were a snack. I also drink the pickle juice out of the jar.
shareOkay. I get it. I thought maybe you were joshing me. I'm not judging - me of the almost every day peanut butter eater.
shareDo you like other nut butters? I hear cashew butter is great. Of course there's almond and hazelnut (not Nutella). Sunflower seed butter is supposedly quite good too.
One of my favorites is the Brazil nut, I bet it makes a great nut butter.
I need to look up gourmet pickles, like made with herbs, perhaps aged balsamic vinegar, etc. There is a lot of variety possible.
I've never tried any other nut butters. I'm too in love with my peanut butter, I guess.
shareI'm going with cheese. I love it. All kinds. It's the only dairy product I eat.
Oh wait, no, butter too, but that's primarily for cooking, and I could make do with olive oil if I had to.
But there's nothing close to cheese.