/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14906060]

Stuck in quarantine in a foreign country. Ordering groceries for tomorrow. Already ordered eggs, bacon, bread, beer and whiskey.

What else?

[Anonymous No.14906072]

>>14906060
Do they not have fruit and vegetables in this foreign country?

[Anonymous No.14906081]

>>14906060
>fake moldy bag
it seems like an idea that's just stupid enough to work
the kind of asshole who would eat your sandwich would also be too lazy to throw out a moldy one

[Anonymous No.14906082]

>>14906072
OP is a big boy and nobody can tell him to eat yucky doodoo vegetables

[Anonymous No.14906084]

very good start

cans of beans
oatmeal
butter
milk
ground beef
crackers
dried nuts
dried fruits
cheese
flour
chicken
smoked ham pieces
sausages
jars of salsa, marinara, etc.
various pickles
hard candy
chocolate
wine
vodka
seltzer
ramen

[Anonymous No.14906091]

>>14906082
sure

[Anonymous No.14906099]

>>14906072
Starvation food? Lol no

[Anonymous No.14906117]

>>14906091
See? >>14906099
I was right OP is a big boy who doesn't eat yucky poopy veggies.

[Anonymous No.14906135]

>>14906084
All very good suggestions. I'll add potatoes and some pasta to your list.

[Anonymous No.14906141]

>>14906081
Only inverse would be the guy who's trying to help by throwing it out.
Depends on the workplace I guess.
I've experience food theft once on a worksite where some spic stole another ones bag of chips.
Lead contractor made him walk to the gas station to buy him new ones and it was settled.
Maybe office workers are more passive aggressive, never worked in one.
>>14906060
Butter or something, then you can make some breakfast sandwiches. Maybe some cheese.

[Anonymous No.14906142]

Beans rice

[Anonymous No.14906147]

>>14906082

[Anonymous No.14906171]

>>14906147
Thanks for that