I have around 8 meals on rotation

  • FuckReddit_letitdie@sh.itjust.works
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    6 days ago

    What a flex. Look at Mr 8 meals over here.I have like 4 on rotation until the heat death of the universe.

    Not that I don’t appreciate variety, but going for a different mid-week meal is a commitment that I’m usually not ready for.

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      16 days ago

      It’s like that meme one meme where Joseph Gordon-Levitt says “I have eight safe foods” and Zoey Deschanel agrees with him out loud but we can tell she is actually thinking “I have ate safe foods.”

      From the movie “Eight (8) Days of (dating) Summer”

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    16 days ago

    I can handle it if needed, but will always gravitate towards pretty much ht same meals every day and there are people who say i have eating disorder or disordered eating.

    Though it’s highly beneficial so i don’t see any issues with it.

  • chattre@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    16 days ago

    I think I have the opposite where I can’t stand the same meal for like more than 2 days, like the same lunch I planned for the rest of the week

    still rotate between the same things tho

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      16 days ago

      My lunch can be the same thing every day for 6 months, but my dinners MUST be unique. And even stuff I love gets old quickly if I have it too often. Breakfast is somewhere between those two extremes.

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      16 days ago

      This sounds really bad in a way, but at the same time… Why the hell not? Reminds me of some sitcome joke where someone asks if they should eat chinese tonight, and the other person says: “we had chinese yesterday” and the other person goes:“chinese people eat it every day.”

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    16 days ago

    Once you’ve found an efficient lunch that is nutritional, easy to make and doesn’t taste bad, why would you not keep eating it. You just solved lunch! It’s a joyous occasion!

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    16 days ago

    I guess I’m definitely not on the spectrum, then, I’ve never been picky with food and always seek out new things.

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      16 days ago

      I always seek out new things when I don’t have to make it myself but when I’m making something, I’m fine with wraps every day for weeks, months, years.

  • rumschlumpel@feddit.org
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    16 days ago

    I’d probably eat more varied food if I could afford to eat out often, or had the skill and discipline to properly cook regularly. I’m eating a lot of tortelloni lately.

  • Kojichan@lemmy.world
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    16 days ago

    Just 8? Guess my dumb ass brain cant handle that, it consideres that too little. I literally have dozens of recipe ideas, that I NEED to rotate.

    Japanese Curry is a good go-to st least.

  • rockerface🇺🇦@lemmy.cafe
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    16 days ago

    I’m rotating places I order food from, but I usually have a preset combo at each place. Unless they remove or alter an item I usually order.

  • Madzielle@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    15 days ago

    I have my pickyness. But its not crazy wild. I dated a fella once who was def more on the spectrum than I. My best friend at the time, but when we went to my favorite mexican place, and he ordered chicken fingers and fries… cant say I loved that.

    Dating a super picky eater, only made me realize how important it was to me (as a varied cook), my partner love food of variation, at least to a degree where you can find something on a menu thats not chicken fingers and fries.

    To his honor, he did try a few things out of his comfort zone I cooked. But I cant live off pancakes, pizza and chicken fingers, especially when I was in my baby vegan stages and just exploring new flavors. I started liking onions and peppers, avocado and spicy foods, and my pallet was growing. Nothing wrong with thiers being stagnant, but it was a serious incompatablilty, and I am not even the most adventurous eater.