what's your staple food?
@tiara50gorgeous (212)
Indonesia
6 responses
@rrowenaa (834)
• Philippines
5 Dec 08
Here in the Philippines, as my other fellowmen said, it's basically rice. For me, it seems like i haven't eaten anything if i can't eat rice. I think in China, they don't eat rice that much eventhough they're in Asia. Because a friend told me, they visited their relatives in China, there were so many meals but no rice, and they're son was looking for rice.
@xParanoiax (6987)
• United States
4 Dec 08
In he United States it's definitely corn.
Corn's in practically EVERYTHING here, so if it's not our staple food, I'll be highly surprised, lol.
@cripfemme (7698)
• United States
3 Dec 08
In the US, I think it's either bread of potatoes. Probably bread, I can't think one day in my life in the past month where I haven't had a bread or breaded product at least once. I don't think of anytime in the past year when I haven't had either bread or potatoes at least once. I'm not kidding!
@bjcyrix (6901)
• Philippines
30 Nov 08
Hi! Im from the Philippines and we are both from Asia so our staple food is also rice.^_^ Its just in our culture isnt it that a meal is not complete without rice. Well, I can eat without rice for my meal as long as I have pasta or something starchy and those do resemble rice so I guess my body thinks that Im eating rice.^_^
@anitajayakumar (1202)
• India
1 Dec 08
mine is usually potato. I do eat rice too but mostly potato and they grow in india. I love baked potatoes the most.
@chaobreeder16 (425)
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30 Nov 08
Well I am Northern Irish so everyone assumes our staple food is potatoes, or chips. However I am much more fond of pasta, spaghetti as well as raviolis and other stuffed pasta. Though we always eat roast and mashed potatoes during our Christmas dinner with our turkey.