Wouldn't it be great if there were a Blood Type -compliant, all-inclusive:

- IV feedbag
- powdered or canned beverage
?

From time to time, I get sick of food and of the whole idea of it and preparation and planning of it.
I just got home from grocery shopping.
I think this would have been one of those few weeks out of the year when I would have simply bought a week's supply of "B Secretor Solution", had it been available, preferably in a slow drip or periodic infusion.  
One-stop eating for the Burnt Out.  

Like!

Yes!

Love it!  

Wow. I'm surprised anyone else at all would go for this idea.
This is one of those nights when dinner is a stalk of celery (Celery is turning out to be my [infrequent: Don't worry] default meal --- or an appetizer in the literal sense, i.e., a food that makes me okay with eating something more later).  

What!   And lose the experience of preparing your meal and then cleaning up afterward.  What would you do with your spare time?   Count me in!

Calling Dr. D'Adamo, calling Dr. D'Adamo.
Are you there?
Hello, NAP?

Move over, "Ensure"!  

i would buy it. i spend so much time cooking for my family of 6! just to have one weekend out of the kitchen............

you d be surprised how nutrition dense your meals could be using ara 6, live cell, harmonia, the protein content in your powder, etc

there s your powdered solution for those rainy days

Quoted from Lola

you d be surprised how nutrition dense your meals could be using ara 6, live cell, harmonia, the protein content in your powder, etc

there s your powdered solution for those rainy days

I was provoking you, Lola.
How did I know it would be you who'd name those very products?  


...Still waiting for the kitchen-free IV bag, however...

San J - Oh yes....I've definitely entertained this thought for many a year. Cooking year in and year out can be tedious at the very least...and I've other interests now. I would probably want to do this I.V. for 5 days a week and enjoy good food and company on the weekends.  

After years of not being allowed to cook; I'm enjoying cooking whether half of the components are from cans (like canned pumpkin or rutabaga, or salmon.)

San J - it looks like you just lost out on manufacturing your million-dollar idea. But at least a rival didn't beat you to it.

Quoted from Seraffa

San J - it looks like you just lost out on manufacturing your million-dollar idea. But at least a rival didn't beat you to it.

No, I wouldn't want to lose out on the pleasures of eating tasty food. Prepackaged compliant foods would be nice though!

Quoted from amyflood

just to have one weekend out of the kitchen............

Quoted from Dianne

I would probably want to do this I.V. for 5 days a week and enjoy good food and company on the weekends.

The KFD: The Kitchen-Free Diet.
Placate the unruly beast without pesky dishes or flatware.
No need to scuff up that just-waxed floor or run often to the trash bins.
Take the weekend off. All-u-need (sterile catheters, tubing, 1 L BT-compliant nutrient bags, hanger hook and collapsible pole, instructions) comes in a handy recyclable box. Available at NAP soon.
(Just kidding)  

PS: I really would take it through a straw, however, a meal at a time, if it were no muss/no fuss, i.e., no mixing. Just shake, pop it open and go. No need to step away from working/reading.

I'm in.. not because I don't like cooking, but I cheat, and this would be so good that I had no need for the kitchen door to open at all.. hahaha

The protein powder however is to scratchy in the IV.. even in a smoothy it is like chalk.. so the smoothy could be a good substitute if it had some none fruit item like avocado in it just to build smoothness..  

please chew for me my foods