Game Snacks

[Steven]

Dr. Pepepr
Chow Mein
Pizza
Doritos(any)
Dr. Pepper
Tacos
Burritos
Dr. Pepper
Hot Dogs
Funions
Dr. Pepper
Reeces Pieces
Kit Kat

and
DR. PEPPER

 

[Harlock]

Hmm.... Game snacks. I've always been fond of:

Glenlivet
Fajitas with all the fixins
Any sort of oatmeal stout
Really, really big slices of pizza
An infrequent tequila shot or two
Grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches

Fully half of your choices are alcoholic in nature. Does your gaming group have a designated driver or a Mormon in it?

 

[Bob5th]

Dr. Pepper
Mountain Dew
Vanilla Coke
Tea
chips, any kind
sloppy joes
pizza
Sonic's
and around the holidays - leftovers
what's nice is that the DM's a good cook

 

[Mark Chance]

Fully half of your choices are alcoholic in nature. Does your gaming group have a designated driver or a Mormon in it?

Yes to the first; no to the second (which wouldn't be an issue in my house even if the answer were affirmative). Of course, not all of us drink to begin with. Slightly less than half.

 

[KB9JMQ]

Before the game we usually have a meal off the grill.
Snacks during the game are normally some kind of chip (BBQ for me) or veges.
Drinks are usually soda or water for the guest and I hook up my Pepsi IV soon as I sit down.

 

[Numion]

Before I begin, one of the ladies in our group is a vegetarian, so we try and be kind and not devour the fine flesh of animals in front of her.

She took the epic "Aura of Vegetarism" feat, huh?

 

[Tyris Harmon]

Seedless grapes
Gala apples
Original Goldfish crackers
Cheese (usually of the mozzarella variety)
Turkey Hill iced tea (couldn't resist the plug!)

I've decided recently that sitting on my arse eating cookies and other junk was only contributing negatively to my efforts to get back into great athletic shape. Go figure. So I've switched over to the above in an effort to eat lighter and healthier. We usually break for meals mid-session, and over the summer we've taken to grilling burgers and dogs. Otherwise, we'll make a Sheetz run or hit up Arby's. Man, I can't wait to play again!...

~Box

Ah!! Someone else who knows the fine taste of Turkey Hill iced tea!!!!!!

 

[Kareyev]

You forgot your Wendy's Mr. Chance. I cannot count the number of times I've seen you eat that. I don't even want to describe what it was you ate last weekend. My arteries started to clog just looking at it!

I'm fond of fruit, monster burritos from a local resturant, and mongo-sandwiches from Whole Foods, but I take a beating for it with each group I have gamed with as they think it is "health food". I will not claim any of it is heathy, just fresh and tasty. I finally have some of them addicted to some of the chips I bring. Slowly I will break them all of the fast food habit!

 

[Mark Chance]

You forgot your Wendy's Mr. Chance. I cannot count the number of times I've seen you eat that. I don't even want to describe what it was you ate last weekend. My arteries started to clog just looking at it!

Wendy's? Artery clogging food? Hmm. Maybe it's because I drink so much, but I don't recall any of this.

I'm fond of fruit, monster burritos from a local resturant, and mongo-sandwiches from Whole Foods, but I take a beating for it with each group I have gamed with as they think it is "health food". I will not claim any of it is heathy, just fresh and tasty. I finally have some of them addicted to some of the chips I bring. Slowly I will break them all of the fast food habit!

Don't get your hopes up. You suffered a major setback with Ramrod. Also, anyone who buys "smart water" cannot be trusted.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Although Cheetoes have been considered the unofficial official snack of D&D ever since the Dead Alewives D&D skit ("Where are the Cheetoes?"), my group tends to avoid that snack, since nobody wants orange fingerprints all over their books.

Wasn't a problem in 1st edition. Everyone had the books memorized and those orange character sheets hid the Cheetos stains.