What are Your Main Foods?

A lot of fresh fruit and vegetables filter through my diet each day. I also eat alot of fish and chicken. Nuts and raisins are good snacks for me. I do like my desserts though. A tasty treat has to balance out the day. I try to stay away from caffeine and I have cut back on cola products and try to drink more juices and water. Good health is something we may not get a second shot at so we should do well with what we have.

I eat a lot of rice, fish, meat and eggs. My staple food is obviously rice and I usually eat it with other food like vegetables, beef, omelettes and many others. As you are from Bangladesh of course you eat a lot of pulse and chapatti. That is nice also, I like eating it sometimes with curry.

this might get deleted for its like a poll but I will try it. meat is usually a main dish beef chicken and pork we fix it in different ways then fruit, salads

Chicken, brown rice or multigrain noodles are a main stay in our house. We are not big red meat eaters. Lettuce salad with veggies is a treat as well. As have gotten older really took a look at family history and started to get serious about the foods we eat. There are so many additives and chemicals in everything anymore so processed meats and when can get it we get organic grown veggies and eggs. Am going to have to get serious about starting that garden next year because the cost of food has gone up so much this last year.

HI! Here in my place, we eat almost all kinds of dish. We had the rice as our main food, then in complementary with rice, we have our viand, which can be pork, beef, veggies, etc. Normally, we use spoon and fork when eating but some are trying on chopsticks. And we have all of it every meal, and that is of course, breakfast, lunch and supper..then in between meals we will have snacks, but that is already up to certain individual.

In the Philippines, our basic foods are rice, fish, chicken, pork, beef, veggies and fruits. Filipinos love sweets and a little spicy foods. We love to eat and we love to cook so we are doing a little twist on other Asian cuisine.

I really don't think that I am able to pinpoint just a few foods that I would say are my main foods. Instead, I tend to be the kind of person that does eat a large variety of different foods. What I am able to say is that I know that I eat a lot of different grains and also a lot of fruits and vegetables as well. I do eat meat on a daily basis, but this isn't something that I eat as much as those other things that I've mentioned.

Rice is our staple food here in Malaysia. Fish, meat and vegetable are our usual dishes. Noodle and rice vermicelli are the alternatives when we want a change. Bread and steaks are popular too. There is a trend here that we are taking less meat and having more vegetable. We are more conscious with eating healthily than a few years ago.

me and hubby both belong to vegetarian families, we both are from same state, our main food includes rice, vegetables, pulses and wheat flour mainly..I also like to cook vegetarian dishes from other states also.

we filipinos mostly eat rice in every meal and viand like vegetables, meat dishes but more on fish dishes. we eat fruits as well and also bread. but our staple foods are rice, vegetables, fish and meat.

Here in the Philippines, cooked rice is serve during breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is our main source of carbohydrates that produces energy into our body. If rice is not available we can also eat corn and root crops as a substitute of cooked rice. We are rich in natural resources so we are very rich in sea foods like lobsters, fishes, shrimps and different kind of see weeds. Here, we are also use to do the hog raising and so there is no shortage when it comes to meat supply. We can serve raw veggies also or the salad one.

In my country, i.e. India, it is altogether a different story. Here you will find people having different eating preferences and language as you go every 100 to 200 miles or so. So India is diverse in food habits. It totally depends on the local conditions. As far as my place Nagpur (a city situated centrally in India), we have chapatis (made of wheat floor) and dal (pulse locally called tuwar) as our staple food.

i allways like nonveg, but i can drop this food i and i traing to drop this food bcoz i have many problem, the veg food is best no any bad affect eating is most important work.

Well I love chicken and fish the most. i love sussages alot and plain food is the best for me. I know live in india and people here used to eat very spicy and greasy food and for that it has been long time for me to not taste my mom food and i miss them alot.

here in my country we have many foods here and the most seller is pork,Chicken and fish because beef have a little beat expensive,and aside from that pork and fish can easily cook and have many dishes can do,and for me i always cook fish and chicken.

Do you like to know my main food or the food of the people of the country I live in? Well if it comes to the country I live in: 2 bread meals a day plus 1 cooked meal (potatoes, vegetables plus a bit meat). Bread is never eaten with a hot/cooked meal. You eat bread with cheese on it, chocolate flakes, marmelade or meat. For breakfast and lunch (years ago it was normal to eat the cooked meal at noon). Ofcourse the cooked meals did change too through the years (also partly into fast food, pizza, etc). Many foreigners eat their own kind of food (but if you have children 2 bread meals are normal as well). We (me and my family) have fruit for breakfast, we don't eat grains/cereals/wheat products anymore, very less/seldom meat, milkproducts are rare and we do eat (mostly green) vegetables.

Hi As you said we also have the same foods like rice fish meat and pulses. These are common foods here too. But i really like to change my habit. But the problem is as we are used to eating rice we cannot stay on simple foods like bread and butter.

I am from India ,and our main food is rice, roti, vegetables,fish,eggs,chicken ,pulses and mutton.