OK, Had this thought the other day while feeding the dogs. Why cant there be a people food like dog food? You know, like a bag of people food nibblets that contain all the needed vitamins, etc that a human body needs. Something I can just sit down and have a bowl of and not have to think, (whats for dinner). Best thing I can think of is like a brunswick stew.
But what fun would that be? :lol: Half the fun of eating is having different tastes and textures..... otherwise, I guess you could just take some multiple vitamins and call it good. :mrgreen:
Actually, it already exists. Fortified vitamins, made with grains and contains proteins. Add milk to it if you wish. To me that sounds like breakfast cereals.
I dont know anything about jenny graig, but I do know much of the weight watchers/healthy choice stuff is LOADED with sodium. I dont know how much sodium is in dog food, but if you look @ the packaging, it seems to have all sorts of good for ya stuff like veggies, rice, etc. I enjoy food also, but a good percentage of the tasty stuff is bad for ya. Plus, most of the time I just wanna fill my belly and be done with it. I guess if I was loaded, I could just eat out every night and get healthy stuff. Popping vitamins is OK I guess, but then you have to add in fish oil, glucosamine, whatever the recommended thing of the week is. Cereal is pretty close to my idea, but I imagine you have to fit some fruits, veggies and meats in there someplace. Its just frustrating to try to get all the nutrients a body needs and still have time to live that life. Would be nice to just pop a handfull of nuggets, get everything you need, and still get full.
So funny. I had this thought today while I was feeding my dogs thinking about what I was going to eat for breakfast.
Food as we know it today–including fruit, vegetables, and meat–is a rare and expensive commodity. Half of the world's population survives on processed rations produced by the massive Soylent Corporation (from soy(bean) + lent(il)), including Soylent Red and Soylent Yellow, which are advertised as "high-energy vegetable concentrates". The newest product is Soylent Green - a small green wafer which is advertised as being produced from "high-energy plankton". It is much more nutritious and palatable than the red and yellow varieties, but it is -- like most other food -- in short supply, which often leads to riots.
hety - here's a cold hard fact - send it to some of those improverished countries that do not take care of their own people. i would eat purina rather then starve. Crunchy too!
Been watching the Sci-fi channel lately? Are you a senior citizen? Interested in a relaxing a peaceful vacation?:mrgreen:
Shoot, just add some salsa and you've got your veggies. Come to think of it - probably Nachos (with meat) probably comes the closest to the perfect meal..:mrgreen:
