Because it's off topic, I sent a reply to this post in a PM but I'm not sure if he got it since I got no reply, and it's been kinda buggy, so I'll post here as well.
Not that I want to be off topic,
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Cid_Nielcen's avatar character constantly reminds me of the generic anthro-fox
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in random Dragon Ball Z episodes
You know it's off topic, and yet you post anyway. I would remind you to please stay on topic, but you already know that you're doing it wrong which leads me to wondering... why?
My avatar being compared to a generic character isn't exactly the most flattering thing I've ever heard. And I'm not a fox, I'm a wolf, dammit! :v But I shouldn't be surprised since red wolves are commonly mistaken for foxes.
I am still learning how to draw, and in that process have studied various art styles. Dragon Ball is one of my favorite cartoons and I've spent a good amount of time studying that art style. I must complement you on having a good eye to note the similarities.
Who would want to eat the same thing all day from a bag?
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It's the equivalent of those diet plans in which you drink nothing but same sugar-filled "health drink" for two days straight.
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Preparing/making a meal yourself is fun
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I wouldn't swap flavour and variety for convenience.
There are plenty of examples in history where a culture's survival depended on eating primary the same thing every day. If it were a necessity, you'd get used to it.
As for sugar-filled "health drink", you're not supposed to live off of Slimfast. However, with things like Slimfast and meal replacements from GNC, a product like I'm suggesting isn't that far of a jump from things already on the market.
Cooking is fun? Not everyone thinks so.
It's already been stated that there could be flavor and variety along with the convenience. Not only could there be, but there already is. Refer to previous posts about therapeutic foods.
I think people food in a bag would be a fun novelty, especially if it was really really good and healthy for you, but cooking varieties of food into combinations of textures and flavors is an integral cog in the wheel of culture...and living.
I agree. Hell, even in Star Trek DS9 where they have food replicators, Benjamin Sisko's dad runs a restaurant and uses naturally grown ingredients.