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Eww, looks like grandmas Christmas candy bowl

can I haz cheeseburger

Like prefer or what I can have every day?

That's ratatouille? Cheeseburger. Please. I don't even want to try the other one.

Put the ratatouille inside the burger

Never been a fan of zucchini.

I'd say ratatouille but it has eggplant in it and eggplant is gross. So the cheeseburgers.

Cheeseburger.

I don't eat meat, so unless told otherwise I'm assuming it's a beef burger and not an Impossible/similar brand burger. Therefor, I voted ratatouille.

Ratatouille whitefish is great. Ratatouille by itself isn't really much of a meal it doesn't even have any protein. But I like it. Although I ate a modified version so

Squash is my vegetable and I dont eat beef anymore so Ill be that guy

I can have a better looking burger any day. Someone offering ratatouille that looks like that? Much harder to find.

Porque no los dos? How about a cheeserat? Or a ratburger

Depends on if I want a meal or a side dish.

I don't know how people can survive eating nothing but vegetables. They have like no calories and you have to eat them all day long. It's why things like cattle and horses eat grass from sunup till sundown.

Hamburger or a movie?

Allergic to eggplant so the burger.

LeoRavus posted...

Depends on if I want a meal or a side dish.

I don't know how people can survive eating nothing but vegetables. They have like no calories and you have to eat them all day long. It's why things like cattle and horses eat grass from sunup till sundown.

Humans don't (generally) eat grass. Human fruits and sugary things have plenty of calories. Grazing animals like cows need to eat more because their diet provides less calories, but what they eat is very easy and consistent to find. The sweeter the thing our ancestors would eat, the more risky it is (less consistent to find and more prone to rotting or having potentially sickening insects inside them). So in the modern day, where we domesticate and breed plants to our desires and market their crops with nutrient and health benefits, it's not too difficult to physically survive on just plants (affordability, love of food, and fun-to-never-invite-out-to-eat aside).