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WYR Eat the same mediocre meal or a random meal every day? (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
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You have a chef prepare the meal for you. The mediocre meal is just like a very okay 5/10 whatever of your pick, but you have to eat the same thing every day.

For the random meals you must consume the 500 calorie meal in full each timenyou choose to have a meal. No skipping once a meal is there.

Inedible or rotten stuff is not included. Just food that might be alien to you. Like it could be balut one day and a schnitzel the next. Maybe haggis.

Nothing completely unreasonable.

Allergies will be compensated for ig. Choice based dietary preferences will not. If you're vegan you're fucked.

Nutrient needs will be met in both cases. No health issues will arise due to an unbalanced diet.

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[–] cerebralhawks@lemmy.dbzer0.com 7 points 3 months ago

I live this life. I choose the same mediocre meal. Except, I am the chef (cook, actually; a chef manages a restaurant and is a business owner whose business is food service, and a cook is someone who cooks: a chef is probably a cook, but most cooks are not chefs). I eat high protein/low carb for most of my meals.

I have undisclosed allergies, so I don't tend to experiment very much. I'm not willing to try balut or haggis. I'm not willing to try a lot of seafood because a lot of seafood has made me sick, but I love tuna. Tuna is safe.

Anyway, it's a question of safety vs risk and I've made this choice IRL.