Well, it’s a little far for you to travel, but I’d start here. Tom J makes a mean one, as we get to experience every year (but this one) at our annual Ride 'N Feed party.
And as long as we’re tiramisuing and it’s last meal, I think I’d add a double espresso with a side shot of Kaluah to go with it.
funnily enough a few days ago a friend linked me to a list of every last meal given in texas last year. It was almost entirely burgers, steak and mexican food, except one guy who asked for “peace, freedom and justice”. His request was denied.
But to asnwer the question, I believe if it were my last day on earth I’d be too busy to eat.
Lasagna and a nice not american stone oven baked pizza. And beer.
Salad: All types of greens, everything, but mostly iceberg lettuce. With croutons and hidden valley ranch dressing.
Steak: Not just any steak, i mean some of the best in the world. Tender, juicy, full of flavor. Maybe a good london broil.
Mashed potatoes: plenty of butter, and some cheese. Whipped until all the lumps are gone.
Bread: fresh bread, still warm from the oven.
Cooked apples: fresh macintosh apples, cooked with butter, sugar and some cinnamon.
Dessert: fresh warm apple pie with vanilla ice cream.
That entire list made me drool much more than any other post in this thread. Except, use prime rib instead of london broil.
Nathan sure knows how to eat well.
This thread makes me hungry…then sad from the lack of good food in our house.
Macaroni and cheese.
Lots an lots of macaroni and cheese.
Or feduccini alfredo, which is really macaroni and cheese for adults.
Spaghetti 'Os
a huge tub of caramel
I’d probably want some gyros from Greece (the best I ate was in Nidri, Lefkas) and later I could be satisfied with some chinese food.
dishes and dishes of tapioca pudding, butterscotch pudding, chocolate pudding, vanilla pudding, rice pudding, custard pudding and a really good blunt as well.
I give that one my gold medal for best response so far. The question implies aliens are coming and they’re going to take all of us. That would mean the restaurants would either be closed, or they’d be unmanned and you would have to cook yourself. Assuming less panic in the world, I’d probably go for sushi. But I don’t know that I’d be thinking about food at a time like that. People who sit down for a meal don’t usually do as well in end-of-the-world stories, while the ones who fight to survive usually do better. If not anything else, at least they make the story more interesting…
Buzzkill.
Mmmm, I might finally decide to try some Tora-fugu.
Hahaha.
I’ve noticed that several people have answered this question by saying they’d like to try something new…I really don’t see the point in that. If it’s going to be my last meal on earth, I wouldn’t want to experiment and expand my culinary horizon, I’d want to eat food that I know I’ll love that will comfort me and satisfy me.
I absolutely agree!
Why end your life eating something new and find out you hate it. Who wants to die throwing up?
Syd Vicious?
Bon Scott?
Jimi Hendrix?
if your life goal is being drunk…??
dude it’s nothing special… it’s quite fun but i think i can have just as much fun without it rly…
My last meal:
Mums pizza
mcdonalds chocolate milkshake
and coke…
some extremely good icecream…