Study Food

Tomato and Mozzarella Sandwiches [panera Taste-A-Like] Recipe, a Italian recipe on italian.food.com (ID #362243)

bout to go to the store and get the ingredients for a couple of those sandwiches

what study food do you guys like?

I know this isn't strictly technology related, but I'm sure we all here like good food and even try to eat something while doing some

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shaqazoolu

60% of the time, works every time.

helios

Chocolate milk, all the way

earweed

Popcorn

Michael.J.Palmer

Mountain Dew + Pringles for me.

A buddy of mine used to drink Red Bull from one of those beer hat thingies, yeah... He said that it not only kept him energized but it also allowed him to keep his hands free for labs.

jamesleecoleman

Water and I usually don't eat anything but when I do its whatever I can find.

mikej412

Beer and Cupcakes -- but the Cupcakes are optional.

Deathgomper

PB and J, Cheese and bologna, Mac & Cheese, Hot dogs nuked in the microwave and all the Cherry Coke Zero I can drink. Im a slob when I study, nothing like seeing mustard stains on your books and notes.

Selfmade

Deathgomper wrote: »

PB and J, Cheese and bologna, Mac & Cheese, Hot dogs nuked in the microwave and all the Cherry Coke Zero I can drink. Im a slob when I study, nothing like seeing mustard stains on your books and notes.

shoot, i don't think i'll be asking to borrow your books anytime soon, lol

veritas_libertas

Popcorn usually, but at times Pizza.

Selfmade

don't I make the best threads or what? lol

arwes

Chocolate covered espresso beans. Actually, that was a bad idea when I ate the whole bag. Chai Latte then.

alan2308

Selfmade wrote: »

don't I make the best threads or what? lol

Yes, as a matter of fact.

Mountain Dew and pizza rolls for me.

stuh84

I like to cook, so I dont really have a set food I go for, just what I enjoy cooking that day. I find cooking quite therapeutic and relaxing so it serves as a good break from studying. However, if I'm in a bit of a rush, or needing something that I dont need huge preparation, its usually Pad Thai, or my take on Chili Con Carne, or a good curry.

None of them require much preparation, just cut up some meat and veg, fry it all up, and its pretty much done.

fly2dw

shaqazoolu wrote: »

YES!!!! I AM WITH YOU THIS ONE!!!!

REDBULL = 20% focus on the task at hand, 80% stimulated focus, and enhanced concentration on "I need to P!$$"

I drink far too much of this when studying and gaming. I also drink too much of it in an exam and half way through I need toilet REALLY BAD!!!

L0gicB0mb508

Raw ramen noodles, PB sandwich, and a glass of Ovaltine. No I did not get the Little Orphan Annie decoder ring either.

tomahawkeer

Several years ago, I read some medical study that seemed to indicate that the absolute best thing to eat, just prior to taking an exam, was mashed potatoes. I hate them and cant stand to eat them, but I just found it odd that mashed potatoes would be the single best food to eat before an exam. Go figure!

dynamik

I have a better setup at home, but I can make-do on the road...

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Ahriakin

Late night? Coffee (Deidrich Columbian K-Cups, fuel of the future) and Peanut Butter+Cheese+Marmite toasted sandwiches - sounds very odd but it's darn tasty and packed with Protein and Vitamin B (and er...a fair amount of fat but you can't have everything...did I mention it was tasty?)

Selfmade

Selfmade wrote: »

Tomato and Mozzarella Sandwiches [panera Taste-A-Like] Recipe, a Italian recipe on italian.food.com (ID #362243)

bout to go to the store and get the ingredients for a couple of those sandwiches

what study food do you guys like?

I know this isn't strictly technology related, but I'm sure we all here like good food and even try to eat something while doing some

Holy ****, I just made one of these sandwiches, let's just say on the difficulty scale in what it takes to make one, it's probably a 3 or 4, on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being easy, and 10 being difficult.

It takes maybe 30-40 mins to do, but i will say this, ONE sandwich will fill you right up, possibly even half of a sandwich if you're lightweight

and my God, it's REALLY good.