favorite food...

what's your favorite food?

Mine is Pizza, it is delicious. mmmmmm 

i'm getting hungry just thinking of it.

Pizza USED to be one of my top favorite foods.  But now I won't touch it, along with a whole lot of other formerly favorite foods.  Thirty-five pounds lighter, I feel it's worth it.  However, I don't stop anyone else from enjoying those things, so go for it!!!

 

 

tie between pizza and Chinese. 

Déja Vu

 

Anyways I'm going to have to say Shushi as a common food.

 

Really love my weekend crock pot stew though.

Any Chinese food, and a full-rack of BBQ ribs is also my favourite.

Favorite food?  Ooooooh, one of my favorite topics!  But pick ONE favorite food? Geez, I can't do it! Having lost 36 pounds and feeling ever so good, I am very health-conscious and have learned to eschew junk foods (not that I ate that much of it before) and have developed a love for fresh fruit and vegetables. Yes, yes, I know that must sound boring to many, but fresh fruit and vegetables really are very sexy.  The fruit -- I have as much as I want (and I want a lot!) for breakfast -- and nothing but fruit then! What a great way to start the day.  For lunch and/or supper, I sprinkle some seeds over a salad, also some nuts, a bit of goat cheese. . . smush some avocado in that salad -- oh, la-la! But my one favorite food?  I really couldn't pick a single one.

Wanton Mien.

hands down...
(fantastic chewy chinese noodles with shrimp wontons)

to die for

my favorite food is YOU!!! Lolz!

Knatted wrote:

Déja Vu

 

Anyways I'm going to have to say Shushi as a common food.

 

Really love my weekend crock pot stew though.

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Yes!!!! I love Shushi!!!! it's great, especially california roll.

My former favorite was pizza, because all of the different flavors and cheese (yays). But, my new favorite would also be sushi, pork buns, and other japanese foods. But not all of them of course. Not that i do not enjoy hogies as much as chinese/japanese food :).

Definitely Spaghetti. Pizza is overhyped and Ice Cream tastes awful.

Consuming living matter is a reminder of the zero-sum game that survival on this planet always has been and always will be. That said, macaroni and cheese is like a warm hug and a shoulder to absorb my tears.

Cheese 🧀 fries 🍟 

Smoked eel, anyone? It's considered a delicacy in many northern European countries. I served it to our guests last Saturday and we all feasted on it! Ah, life is good!