Late Night Snacks

Best late night snacks while your playing tf2

* Peanut butter pretzels
* Cheese-Its
* Fruit Snacks
* Peanuts

peanuts are the best there because they're the least messy. Gotta try that

Yah I usually get a cup and just fill it full of something

If it's at night and didn't eat anything. Then it's a sandwhich and a cup of water.

eating prune plums right now

AH Bapao, AH Pita Shoarma, bread/sandvich or just some nuts.

just some potato chips ( natural flavor , salt and vinegar , cheese/onion )

or some cold pizza

some form of bread with some type of leftover wrapped/sandwiched in it.

as of right now it's spaghetti squash with fetta cheese, tomatoes, olives, and herbs between two halves of an english muffin.

LOOK IT'S ADAM!!! wrote:some form of bread with some type of leftover wrapped/sandwiched in it.

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FUBAR wrote:just some potato chips ( natural flavor , salt and vinegar , cheese/onion )

or some cold pizza

Going with Fubar on this. Feta cheese sounds good as well, are you Italian Adam? I expected that stuff from Greezy

Also nice to have a cold beer alongside all that stuff while playing.

Oh yea, before scrimming it's nice to drink a cup of coffee. Small caffeine upper.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm feta

Eraserhead wrote:
Going with Fubar on this. Feta cheese sounds good as well, are you Italian Adam? I expected that stuff from Greezy

i am a western european mutt. mostly my ancestors come from the netherlands (which is probably why i'm almost 2 meters tall). besides, feta cheese is greek. i'm a lover of all foods. from greek to mexican to oriental to american, i love it all and know how to cook most of it.

I love my Italian food but it just doesn't work to snack on when you're playing TF2, or any game. I do have snacks of lasagna, pasta, and other stuff like that when I'm watching TV at night though.

feta from greece? You must be right. I also ate it a lot in Bulgaria when i was there on holiday. yam yam.

Also very nice with a good beer; green pitless olives with the right seasonings/spices (damn whats the english word for that), like Turkish people make them.