What is your favorite food/drink?????

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Iggy Koopa Jr

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So, as the good ol' topic says, what do you like eating/drinking the most?

You must can say both, I am forcing you to that remains your choice.



I like eating curry,or sushi, and I like drinking Sprite
 
I just eat whatever I get on my dish, so that's not an issue.
In terms of drinking, I'm very specific with Water, Cola, Coffee, Tea, and Alcohol.
I won't ever drink Cola Light, for some reason, it tastes like soap, and Alcohol must be sweet, most of them are dry.
Also, I like Coffee the most when combining it with Hot Chocolate.
 
Food i'm not really sure,drink wise though Sun Drop FTW.
 
I like eating french fries or pasta.

and my favorite drink would be a lemon lime soda, coke cola or orange soooooda.
 
food: pizza

Drink: dr. pepper



im very unhealthy
 
Crystal said:
food: pizza

Drink: dr. pepper



im very unhealthy
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Pizza isn't necessarily a bad food; it all depends on the toppings.

For me, my favorite food is Movie Theater Butter Popcorn (not Popsecret!) and my absolute favorite drink is Coke.
 
Baby Luigi said:
Crystal said:
food: pizza

Drink: dr. pepper



im very unhealthy
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Pizza isn't necessarily a bad food; it all depends on the toppings.

For me, my favorite food is Movie Theater Butter Popcorn (not Popsecret!) and my absolute favorite drink is Coke.
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well pizza is usually very greasy too and then there is the crust and such as its not very good for you, so yeah.
 
Actually, the original pizza from Italy is very thin and filled with healthy vegetables and tomatoes. Pizzas from the place they originated are nowhere like the ones here where you get fat pan crust and stuff like that.
 
Baby Luigi said:
Actually, the original pizza from Italy is very thin and filled with healthy vegetables and tomatoes. Pizzas from the place they originated are nowhere like the ones here where you get fat pan crust and stuff like that.
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True, its just that most pizza you can buy from food places or for ovens are just not very healthy, so thats what lead me to say that.
 
Food: Either any kind of pasta, any kind of vegetable, or french fries

Drink: Sonic cherry slush, though I think I've developed an allergy to it. My other favorite would be root beer.
 
Princess Celestia said:
Food: Either any kind of pasta, any kind of vegetable, or french fries

Drink: Sonic cherry slush, though I think I've developed an allergy to it. My other favorite would be root beer.
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Is it possible making your body recognize soda as pathogens? Maybe you're mistaking it for something else.
 
Italian Pizza is healthy? Lol!
Every Pizza on Earth is made out of dough, which is unhealthy.
Next, sauce, unhealthy.
Then, cheese, unhealthy.
What's next? Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Fish, Cheese, Sauce, Mushrooms, and/or something else. Most of them are basically healthy, but assuming you want to put a lot of them on it, which sums up into being unhealthy.

So in the end, you'll end up with loads of Calories, no matter it it's an American Pizza, Italian Pizza, or Turkish Pizza.
Maybe the Turkish ones are the most healthy ones, as it's nothing more than a thin, rollable dough with meat, salad, cabbage, and spicy sauces.
 
well there is always vegetarian pizza, which is freaking disgusting on so many levels.
 
Well, Dr. Pepper's definitely my favourite drink. As for food, prawns, I guess?
 
Tea for drink
Food has to be cheese, chicken, curry, strawberries, eclairs and dark chocolate.
 
Food: Anything sweet. As long as it's not too rich. Bananas are good too, but only if they are perfect (with the little brown spots on them).

Drink: Orange Soda. And milk :P
 
MKGirlism said:
Italian Pizza is healthy? Lol!
Every Pizza on Earth is made out of dough, which is unhealthy.
Next, sauce, unhealthy.
Then, cheese, unhealthy.
What's next? Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Fish, Cheese, Sauce, Mushrooms, and/or something else. Most of them are basically healthy, but assuming you want to put a lot of them on it, which sums up into being unhealthy.

So in the end, you'll end up with loads of Calories, no matter it it's an American Pizza, Italian Pizza, or Turkish Pizza.
Maybe the Turkish ones are the most healthy ones, as it's nothing more than a thin, rollable dough with meat, salad, cabbage, and spicy sauces.
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1.Depends on the dough. What if it's whole-grain?
2. Depends on the sauce. What if it's marinara
3. Depends on the cheese. What if it's mozzarella?
4. Depends on toppings

Please don't lump pizzas all in one category, and if you put the right toppings, the calories come from the right sources (protein for example)

And size counts too. Don't forget how portion distortion can play a role.
 
Baby Luigi said:
Princess Celestia said:
Food: Either any kind of pasta, any kind of vegetable, or french fries

Drink: Sonic cherry slush, though I think I've developed an allergy to it. My other favorite would be root beer.
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Is it possible making your body recognize soda as pathogens? Maybe you're mistaking it for something else.
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The "Allergy" in the cherry slush is the red dye in it I think. It just gives me a really bad stomach ache and my behaviour gets horrible, so it's nothing extremely bad.
 
The assumption that dough, cheese, and sauce are all fundemtnally unhealthy is ludicrous.
 
Ralph said:
The term "healthy" is subjective.
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That is true, since too much of anything can make you sick and balance is the key

However, some types of foods have more nutrients than others ie brown rice over white rice.
 
Assuming calories = unhealthy is a strawman argument.

Calories are only bad for you in excess. They arnt the problem unless you dont keep track of them unless you cant control yourself. Eating balanced nutrition will always be the best, but that doesnt mean that foods are inherently unhealthy just because they are traditionally "unhealthy" foods.

Preparing stuff with whole grains, fresh vegetables, low fat cheeses, etc, does worlds to make "unhealthy" foods healthy, or at least better for you. There are hundreds of ways to prepare "unhealthy" food better, and ignoring them and ignorantly passing them off as inherently unhealthy is naive at best, calculated ignorance at worst.

You cant generalize without context.
 
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