Which one would you rather eat?
Which one would you rather eat?
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Option 1: Refuse all of the meals, and starve the rest of the day, rather than going to the hospital and having them replace your stomach.
Option 2: Eat either #1, and #3, and hope you have plenty of health insurance.
meal 2, nice veg and i know what the meat is 🙂
Mark
#2. It’s in an aluminum container which means it’s not microwaveable. nice and crispy food from a normal oven!
#2 Definitely looks most appealing, but Tommy is correct, it’s probably not microwavable.
Whoops, I meant #2 or #3.
#1 looks absolutley horrible.
I’d probably eat #2. But if forced I could eat all three for breakfast lunch and dinner. I’d have to be hungry though.
Tommy’s observation that it has alumninum is very good and a nice crispy chicken leg sounds mighty good right now.