Inspired by the tired at 3 thread, I figured it might be fun to list what we tend to eat on a frequent, day-to-day basis. So you list your staple foods, your position and location.
Frosted Mini-Wheats for both breakfast and dinner
Chinese and or Single subway 6" for lunch
Chicken Parm Heros/Burritos on weekends (usually only meal for the day)
Yuengling Lager
Milk
Coffee
Ezekiel sprouted cereal w/ hemp milk
6" veggie max or other asian tofu dish
kombucha, for antioxidants and digestive enzymes
dried kim chi crackers and all other living foods at 30% fruit, nuts, and veggies
-Soy Milk + Granola and fruit
-Soup, curry, sandwich or noodles for lunch from various spots in Chinatown / Nolita / SoHo
-Veggies / Protein for dinner
-Budweiser.
-No sugar, no sodas, nothing with any ingredient I can't pronounce
i once knew this 1 architect who loved to make the most ecological of homes for his clients but never took 1 bit of care for his own diet and or health...
breakfast burrito if I have time (rare) or no breakfast
coffee
usually no lunch either but sometimes fruit or salad or sandwich or cottage cheese
more coffee
I cook dinner - usually something with meat and veggies, I like casserole type things and tacos - strive for organic, but not anal about it
wine or beer with dinner more often that I should. Having soda is rare.
Yes -- about half the days I don't eat anything till about 6 or 7 at night. It's horrible, I'm killing myself.
On the weekends I eat every meal though. I rarely eat in restuarants, and never fast food but I must admit I eat pizza (freshetta or digiorno) twice a week.
Breakfast: cinnamon-raisin bread w/cream cheese, chocolate milk
Mid-morning: coffee or tea and a granola bar, nuts, or fruit
Lunch: salad, sandwich, or a frozen dinner
Mid-afternoon: coffee or tea and cookies or cake
Dinner: I usually eat out (thai, japanese, greek, chipotle, subway), but if I make my own food, I'll usually make something quick like pasta or some bruschetta and finish off with a glass of wine.
Bed-time snack: warm milk or herbal tea and buttered toast
Hot sausage and mustard!
While we're in the mood --
Cold jelly and custard!
Pease pudding and saveloys!
What next is the question?
Rich gentlemen have it, boys --
In-di-gestion!
banana and a iced latte
turkey sub or chicken and rice for lunch w/ coke
Pasta or a dive chinese place in my hood
weekends - Breaded steaks from Ricconbene Baby.
I keep them under my pillow so I dont go hungry at night.
some of these diets are pretty odd, thanks for sharing guys! I imagine the amount of protein in one's diet is proportional to one's standing at a firm.
grape nuts and skim milk
turkey and swiss w/granola bar/piece of fruit
v8
assortment of veggie dinners cooked for my veggie wife*
*accented with the homebrew on tap; currently a Fredricksburg peach, cinnamon, vanilla fruit ale
Breakfast: Either coffee w/soy milk or dry soy cap & granola bar
Sometimes Snack: Apple
Lunch: Grilled chicken salad
Sometimes Snack: Raw Almonds or coffee w/soy milk
Dinner: veggies w/some kind of protein
Dessert: Chocolate covered pretzel from Tasti-D-Lite
breakfast: fried skinny noodles w/ egg sunny side up, or a sweet bun/ pastry, or french toast with maple syrup; coffee; water
lunch: chinese with protein, carbs, and veggie combo, or noodle dish, or burger king/ mcdonalds; coke/ green tea/ watermelon/ apple juice no pulp; water
snack: crackers from the pantry/ birthday cakes; coffee/ tea
dinner: another protein, carbs and veggie combo, or 6 inch meatball & cheese sub on parmesan oregano bread.
breakfast- cereal if anything (honey nut cheerios)
coffee until 10:30 that is the cut off
lunch- either a sandwich at home or sushi, or mongolian, or subway
mountain dew about 3:00
dinner - usually some type of veggie and protein, live in Montana so I eat alot of beef, but lets be honest it is probably pizza and beer more often than it should be. And then there are the random nights that start with 3 microbrews and end up coming home at 2 with no dinner... ha
I eat out once a week on Friday with some friends and whenever I have time for a date.
I guess for the record Intern Architect, Montana (I would tell you what city but no one probably has heard of that anyway) 8-5 or 8:30 - 6 realistically
for some reason I feel like I just gave away some secret wierd
lunch:: depends - likely to have have fish in it, fried or baked
dinner:: fish + steamed veggies/whole wheat pasta/fresh salad
I eat out each weekday for lunch, and for dinner once a week. Once a month I have a steak for dinner - for iron replenishment (that's my story and I'm sticking to it).
living means taking care of your self(and environment) the best way you know how, so if you know, what excuse is there to live low quality on purpose?
like i said about the architect who claimed to have a holistic approach to sustainable architecture that did not extend into his diet and did him in, hypocracy
i wouldn't say it is self righteous but rather right based on the evidence threw observations towards a wise chosen path, that has less negative impact and cuts down on waste and gives the most amazing energy, this is important when it comes to tantra
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The Architect's Diet
Inspired by the tired at 3 thread, I figured it might be fun to list what we tend to eat on a frequent, day-to-day basis. So you list your staple foods, your position and location.
Frosted Mini-Wheats for both breakfast and dinner
Chinese and or Single subway 6" for lunch
Chicken Parm Heros/Burritos on weekends (usually only meal for the day)
Yuengling Lager
Milk
Coffee
Intern Architect, NYC
raw food vegan
Ezekiel sprouted cereal w/ hemp milk
6" veggie max or other asian tofu dish
kombucha, for antioxidants and digestive enzymes
dried kim chi crackers and all other living foods at 30% fruit, nuts, and veggies
No cereal.
-Soy Milk + Granola and fruit
-Soup, curry, sandwich or noodles for lunch from various spots in Chinatown / Nolita / SoHo
-Veggies / Protein for dinner
-Budweiser.
-No sugar, no sodas, nothing with any ingredient I can't pronounce
-Coffee with Soy Milk
holistic food for green architects ;)
i once knew this 1 architect who loved to make the most ecological of homes for his clients but never took 1 bit of care for his own diet and or health...
practice your pronunciation
i think i already posted a menu on an earlier thread...ah, here it is
oh, i drink a lot of champagne too
breakfast burrito if I have time (rare) or no breakfast
coffee
usually no lunch either but sometimes fruit or salad or sandwich or cottage cheese
more coffee
I cook dinner - usually something with meat and veggies, I like casserole type things and tacos - strive for organic, but not anal about it
wine or beer with dinner more often that I should. Having soda is rare.
Yes -- about half the days I don't eat anything till about 6 or 7 at night. It's horrible, I'm killing myself.
On the weekends I eat every meal though. I rarely eat in restuarants, and never fast food but I must admit I eat pizza (freshetta or digiorno) twice a week.
I have a fantastic recipe for homeade granola, I should post it for you all.
I have a few consistent things in my weekly diet. They are (in order of my favorite):
bacon, water, sushi, jalepeno corn cakes, cereal
I do not drink caffeine of any sort.
budweiser...breakfast of champions...
tumbles
why aint you sharing the ice cream with me?
cup of yogurt and an orange monster drink for breakfast
ham or tuna sandwhich and a diet coke for lunch
cheerios or spaghetti with chicken for dinner with 3 or 4 diet cokes
diet coke for pre bed time snack
diet coke for post bed time snack
diet 7 up for sleep walk snack
coffee
diet dr pepper
any grain/high fiber cereal
lean cuisine for lunch
yogurt
chicken and fish
fruits & vegetables
I'm in the midst of a total body makeover, thus the healthful diet. 50lb down, 43 to go.
I really miss taco bell.
bagel, corn pops or oatmeal and oj for breakfast.
apple, pb&j, applesauce and granola for lunch.
brown beans, rice, pirogies or vegetarian protein substitute for dinner.
i had no idea architects had such weird diets.
breakfast: cereal, oatmeal, bagel, oj, coffee
lunch: turkey sandwich, yogart, granola bar, piece of fruit, cookies
dinner: beans and rice, salmon/tuna, chicken, burritos, quesadillas, pasta, salads
eat out once a week; all food purchased from the eastern market, detroit, mi.
Breakfast: cinnamon-raisin bread w/cream cheese, chocolate milk
Mid-morning: coffee or tea and a granola bar, nuts, or fruit
Lunch: salad, sandwich, or a frozen dinner
Mid-afternoon: coffee or tea and cookies or cake
Dinner: I usually eat out (thai, japanese, greek, chipotle, subway), but if I make my own food, I'll usually make something quick like pasta or some bruschetta and finish off with a glass of wine.
Bed-time snack: warm milk or herbal tea and buttered toast
Hot sausage and mustard!
While we're in the mood --
Cold jelly and custard!
Pease pudding and saveloys!
What next is the question?
Rich gentlemen have it, boys --
In-di-gestion!
banana and a iced latte
turkey sub or chicken and rice for lunch w/ coke
Pasta or a dive chinese place in my hood
weekends - Breaded steaks from Ricconbene Baby.
I keep them under my pillow so I dont go hungry at night.
I just had dinner: olives, cheeses and crackers followed a little bit of pasta with red sauce, washed down with a can of National Bohemian.
some of these diets are pretty odd, thanks for sharing guys! I imagine the amount of protein in one's diet is proportional to one's standing at a firm.
hmmmm ....
no breakfast (maybe a cheese danish if i'm feeling dicey)
thai food van spring rolls/pad thai for lunch
red bull
red bull
snickers ice cream bars
tortilla chips for dinner
*sob*
grape nuts and skim milk
turkey and swiss w/granola bar/piece of fruit
v8
assortment of veggie dinners cooked for my veggie wife*
*accented with the homebrew on tap; currently a Fredricksburg peach, cinnamon, vanilla fruit ale
no breakfast
coffee
coffee
falaffel and tabouli sandwich
coffee
home cooked curry, salad, kangaroo stirfry
Breakfast: Either coffee w/soy milk or dry soy cap & granola bar
Sometimes Snack: Apple
Lunch: Grilled chicken salad
Sometimes Snack: Raw Almonds or coffee w/soy milk
Dinner: veggies w/some kind of protein
Dessert: Chocolate covered pretzel from Tasti-D-Lite
interesting topic!
here's mine,
f/ 5'4" / 150 kgs (115 lbs?)/ intern/ 9am-7pm (or 9-10)
breakfast: fried skinny noodles w/ egg sunny side up, or a sweet bun/ pastry, or french toast with maple syrup; coffee; water
lunch: chinese with protein, carbs, and veggie combo, or noodle dish, or burger king/ mcdonalds; coke/ green tea/ watermelon/ apple juice no pulp; water
snack: crackers from the pantry/ birthday cakes; coffee/ tea
dinner: another protein, carbs and veggie combo, or 6 inch meatball & cheese sub on parmesan oregano bread.
forgot to add sumthin: eat out ALL the time, all meals ;)
breakfast- cereal if anything (honey nut cheerios)
coffee until 10:30 that is the cut off
lunch- either a sandwich at home or sushi, or mongolian, or subway
mountain dew about 3:00
dinner - usually some type of veggie and protein, live in Montana so I eat alot of beef, but lets be honest it is probably pizza and beer more often than it should be. And then there are the random nights that start with 3 microbrews and end up coming home at 2 with no dinner... ha
I eat out once a week on Friday with some friends and whenever I have time for a date.
I guess for the record Intern Architect, Montana (I would tell you what city but no one probably has heard of that anyway) 8-5 or 8:30 - 6 realistically
for some reason I feel like I just gave away some secret wierd
Some of these are pretty bizarre....
Where in the world would you get some of this shit?
"Ezekiel sprouted cereal w/ hemp milk"
What the devil is THAT?
brekki:: muesli + grapenut with soy milk
lunch:: depends - likely to have have fish in it, fried or baked
dinner:: fish + steamed veggies/whole wheat pasta/fresh salad
I eat out each weekday for lunch, and for dinner once a week. Once a month I have a steak for dinner - for iron replenishment (that's my story and I'm sticking to it).
Ezekiel
http://www.shopnatural.com/html/19981.htm
hemp milk:
http://www.newstarget.com/022131.html
I like your diet architechno, fish for the win. If you have need for a summer intern down there in sunny Jamaica let me know!
in my line of work, raw foodists are the antichrist.
I like to eat healthy most of the time, but I don't take it that far...
mercury and other heavy metals, killing?! no thanks there are better ways to get Omega-3
I don't care how toxic wild fish is, I'm eatin it.
apathy is not a wise diet. you will regret it
sure, but blood is thicker than water.
and a overdose in the incorrect proteins for your body leads to cancer of the ass and boobies as reported this year.
Antisthinese - Does self-righteousness extend your lifespan, too?
;P
the spartan warriors thrived on a mixture of boiled pigs blood and vinegar.
living means taking care of your self(and environment) the best way you know how, so if you know, what excuse is there to live low quality on purpose?
like i said about the architect who claimed to have a holistic approach to sustainable architecture that did not extend into his diet and did him in, hypocracy
i wouldn't say it is self righteous but rather right based on the evidence threw observations towards a wise chosen path, that has less negative impact and cuts down on waste and gives the most amazing energy, this is important when it comes to tantra
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