Thread: living on 7/11 food and drink

Could you, would you live on only 7/11 food and drink?

Is it possible to live a healthy balanced life on 7/11 fodder?

CCC

fuck no..

Ask Dilly....
He'll know.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Could you

As a matter of sheer survival only.

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

would you

No.

Slap did a similar piece on how cheap you could live. It was all mama noodles and cheese and ham toasties.

them on a uk.pension have no choice.

they have a good selection/ choice so yes if u know wot ur doing.

Nuts, seeds, seaweed, fruit, some veggies (used to have more), dried fish/squid, tuna, water, coconut water, unsweetened pistachio, almond & walnut milk(s), raisins...conceivable for me but gets a bit boring. Why 7-11 only when there are always open air markets in the vicinity with more variety and better deals(?)

Beats chitty's cooking.

Originally Posted by aging one

fuck no..

Your life is hopefully near the end.
I hope you eat what ends it.

I could of swore that Dog did a thread about this. Anybody recall?

I know they're shit but i quite like a cheese and ham toasty,

Originally Posted by cisco999

Your life is hopefully near the end.
I hope you eat what ends it.

No such luck mofo..

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

i quite like a cheese and ham toasty,

Home-made ones, yeah, but the ones (I think there's 2 brands) from sewen are made with that shit processed cheddar; Horrible.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Home-made ones, yeah, but the ones (I think there's 2 brands) from sewen are made with that shit processed cheddar; Horrible.

I said...I know they're shit but i quite like a cheese and ham toasty,

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Home-made ones, yeah, but the ones (I think there's 2 brands) from sewen are made with that shit processed cheddar

yeah but it's good shit processed cheddar...

F.O.J.

Praise be to Mr Kraft and the mercans for what is arguably one of their finer contributions to the cultural history of the planet, and my pissed cravings.

James L. Kraft
In 1916, James L. Kraft applied for the first U.S. patent for a method of making processed cheese. Kraft Foods developed the first commercially available, shelf-stable, sliced, processed cheese; it was introduced in 1950.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

I said...I know they're shit but i quite like a cheese and ham toasty,

So you like shit.
OK.
Each to his own.
Earl likes piss, NPT likes shit.

For 7/11, give me the sala bao BBQ pork buns for 17 B (22B at the airports), a can of black coffee and life is good.

I get my processed cheese, pre-sliced but not individually wrapped, thank you very much, at Makro by the kg. Think it's from NZ or OZ, but it might be from the slums of Karachi, considering the ingredients.

Originally Posted by SoiNongbua

at Makro by the kg.

Why buy processed and sliced when you can get a 2kg block of NZ cheddar for under 800 baht?

Originally Posted by SoiNongbua

I get my processed cheese, pre-sliced but not individually wrapped, thank you very much, at Makro by the kg.

Yeah but Makro don't add questionable ham, flour of unknown origin and heat it to crispy levels of loveliness at 2am on the meander home.

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Why buy processed and sliced when you can get a 2kg block of NZ cheddar for under 800 baht?

See previous post

Originally Posted by Maanaam

Why buy processed and sliced when you can get a 2kg block of NZ cheddar for under 800 baht?

Wish I could get that in the states. We do have a lot of good artisan cheese though that you would not know about.

An example..

Beecher's Handmade Cheese ? Beecher's

Originally Posted by Maanaam

So you like shit.
OK.
Each to his own.
Earl likes piss, NPT likes shit.

Oh you got me there. I defy you to prove that the croissant ham and cheese toasty from sewen can be surpassed by a croque misure from any eatery you care to mention.