Best Meal in the Wasteland

[krehator]

If you could imagine yourself in the Wasteland, which meal would be the best? Brahmin Steak? Iguana on a Stick? That old box of Salisbury Steak? Which?

[WabbaCat]

I believe the deathclaw egg omelet was already established as one of the best meals in fallout

[Ash//Fox]

I gotta say it'd be the Human-kabab, but that comes with the risk of addiction somehow, and of course there is the difficulty of actually procuring it, the very negative reaction most people have to it, and it's tendency to turn people into raving lunatics. But perhaps that is the curse one receives for eating the sweetest meat in the wasteland?

After that Brahmin steak might be good, nice and wholesome yet fresh but also far within the reach of the ordinary man just trying to eek out a living. I'd pretty much discount all prewar foods due to age except for fancy lads because they seem based on twinkies.. or at least the cultural mythos of them that pretends they last forever.

Rarer foods like the wasteland omelet Wabbajack mentioned are less talked about but I'd say they are considered the tastiest in the wasteland. Hey, it's good enough to be served at the ultra lux, right? I believe that Grandma Sparkle says that mirelurk cakes are really good as well but I don't recall off hand. Seems dangerous animals taste better.

It really is difficult because at least as far as Fallout 3 shows the east coast is far less developed than the west so it's almost like two totally different areas. I could also point out the rare nuka-cola based cooking that only shows up in the East coast. I certainly wanna try some barbeque with nuka cola quantum sauce! Damn it now I'm hungry....

[Rootbeer Safety Team]

Im surprised bread hasn't been shown in the FO universe.

[ToxicKookie]

Originally posted by krehator:

If you could imagine yourself in the Wasteland, which meal would be the best? Brahmin Steak? Iguana on a Stick? That old box of Salisbury Steak? Which?

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[Noble Ten]

Strange Meat ?

[Ash//Fox]

Originally posted by Kastrenzo:

Im surprised bread hasn't been shown in the FO universe.

Nobody has shown growing wheat. The only staple crops we've seen are corn.

[Erebus]

Originally posted by krehator:

If you could imagine yourself in the Wasteland, which meal would be the best? Brahmin Steak? Iguana on a Stick? That old box of Salisbury Steak? Which?

I'd probably eat raider before Brahmin, ancient food stuffs (unless they got a hell of a lot better about preservation than reality), and I can't imagine lizard being all that filling.

[krehator]

Originally posted by Erebus:

Originally posted by krehator:

If you could imagine yourself in the Wasteland, which meal would be the best? Brahmin Steak? Iguana on a Stick? That old box of Salisbury Steak? Which?

I'd probably eat raider before Brahmin, ancient food stuffs (unless they got a hell of a lot better about preservation than reality), and I can't imagine lizard being all that filling.

I would think, even after a nuclear war, the sea could still offer good food. The food chain on land would be wiped out or at least severely disrupted, but the ocean might be more resilliant.

[Erebus]

Originally posted by krehator:

Originally posted by Erebus:

I'd probably eat raider before Brahmin, ancient food stuffs (unless they got a hell of a lot better about preservation than reality), and I can't imagine lizard being all that filling.

I would think, even after a nuclear war, the sea could still offer good food. The food chain on land would be wiped out or at least severely disrupted, but the ocean might be more resilliant.

Considering the FEV and how mutated everything else is, I'm not sure I would want to chance the sea without like one hell of a ship.

[krehator]

Originally posted by Erebus:

Originally posted by krehator:

I would think, even after a nuclear war, the sea could still offer good food. The food chain on land would be wiped out or at least severely disrupted, but the ocean might be more resilliant.

Considering the FEV and how mutated everything else is, I'm not sure I would want to chance the sea without like one hell of a ship.

Which brings up another question. How come the devs have never really expanded the game to include more water based adventures or quests? There is a lot of room for some intresting creatures.

Something like a quest to a derelict oil transport might be fun, or even a flotilla of pirate ships.

[Ash//Fox]

Clealry you never played fallout 2.

[Ash//Fox]

Originally posted by Erebus:

Originally posted by krehator:

I would think, even after a nuclear war, the sea could still offer good food. The food chain on land would be wiped out or at least severely disrupted, but the ocean might be more resilliant.

Considering the FEV and how mutated everything else is, I'm not sure I would want to chance the sea without like one hell of a ship.

In the original fallouts it was shown people do fish, although it's done from the beach some how.

[Erebus]

Originally posted by The Exile:

Originally posted by Erebus:

Considering the FEV and how mutated everything else is, I'm not sure I would want to chance the sea without like one hell of a ship.

In the original fallouts it was shown people do fish, although it's done from the beach some how.

Was thinking like open-water fishing. Coastal fishing slipped my mind.

[krehator]

Originally posted by The Exile:

Clealry you never played fallout 2.

I most certainly did.

[iantjambo]

Brahmin steak with a Deathclaw omelette on the side