What food could you not possibly live without?

[kokobear666]

I'm gunna have to say lettuce.

I LOVE salad.

I eat basically one romaine heart of lettuce a DAY.

*munches on salad as I'm typing this*

[lighthousejen]

Cheese!!! Yummmm..... Ghouda, asiago, old cheddar parmesan oh the list just goes on and on!
I think I spend more on cheese than I do veggies. Is that wrong?

[MortgageQueen]

Both of above . . .and let's not forget the VERY basic staples of coffee and Wine!! Do beverages count?? I don't think they should.

[kokobear666]

Oh my god, yes! Coffee and cheese is amazing too! Couldn't live without coffee in my life.
Not a fan of wine, but Amaretto on the other hand? MMMM.

[lighthousejen]

Oh ya hadn't thought about coffee. My hubby would say he couldn't live with me (I'm the coffee drinker) without that

[RebeccaRYoung]

I love seafood - crab, lobster, oysters, mussels, clams.

[i_forget]

thanks for making me hungry at 9.20 at night

[coyote00]

Strawberries & Chocolate

[ninna]

coffee. I couldn't live without coffee and no one else around me could live without me having coffee.

[vesper]

Cheese. It's more than a food... it is a pleasure!

[hollyquaiscer]

If coffee is classified as a food, then coffee it shall be...I want and need it every morning to get kickstarted! If it's not a food, then for me, I'd have to say I could not live without potatoes. I use them at least 4 times a week in so many different ways,

[cath007]

Coffee(more in winter), chocolate,veggies ,fruits and cheese.

[Natalka]

If it's down to just one, it's potatoes!

For you cheesy people, could I send you my son? He's a MAJOR cheese lover, living with a mom who is lactose intolerant, but I do try to feed his habit!

[r0c0upons]

fruits and cheeses!

and for the winter months i'm starting to think.....eggnog!

[lekate]

I thought I'd die without cheese, but I'm doing well. I can buy cheese but it's very expensive. Do I miss home foods? For sure, especially since some of them just aren't all the common here and when they do do it, they mess it up some how (bagel and cream cheese, C'MON!).

I'm glad however, that the Koreans are just as, if not more addicted to coffee than me. In heaven <3.