| delicacy | price | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| radish | 34 | tillamook cheese square | 2 |
| it is a whole raw radish. you're not sure how long it's been in the fridge but it's not like you can taste it anyway | mmm costco. you like to eat it when rewatching the same three documentaries while your dogs compete for it | ||
| water | 15 | celery | 29 |
| plain water! it is hydrating and tastes like saline, and unfortunately it is required to sustain life. chug it all at once or suffer | to make it extra nice, sometimes you pull all the strings off and eat them first, but it's like eating carpet so not reccomended | ||
| mashed sweet potatoes | 12 | lettuce | 20 |
| you can't place when you made the switch to sweet potatoes and when you stopped hating them, but now you crave it all the time | the image of being hunched over a computer chair like smeagol staring into three monitors while crunching furiously haunts you | ||
| salmon | 9 | snap pea crisps | 4 |
| salmon is an essential source of nutrients and a healthy, tasty, refreshing change of pace from refrigerated or packaged foods | costco yet again supplies the goods, and you supply the transitory hunger, lack of interest, and desire for fufilling snacks that crunch between your teeth | ||
| mandarin oranges | 5 | chocolate | 1 |
| these nifty snacks are crucial for long term quarantine survival, makes your nails orange but who cares when you don't see people | fruits and veggies make for a happy body, but chocolate makes a happy soul and is a crucial defense against burnout | ||
| casserole | 1 | banana | 8 |
| truly, the creme de la creme of the quarantine meals. It tastes like home, but not the "you're isolating so you don't die" home | bananas are very good! However, surviving solely off them when you have a bad stretch means that's what they're associated with |