Awesome snack, because it doesn't disrupt your concentration at all by throwing a couple into your mouth whever there's a break in the action. Then again, I probably go through a pound of this stuff a week, whether I'm gaming or not.....

I usually eat late at night (10pm to midnight), so I'll often be eating my dinner while watching streams.

However, if I'm with some friends while gaming, we'll usually split a pizza, or get some chips or somethin. I recently tried Dutch Crunch's caramelized onion and gouda chips during one such night. Fucking amazing stuff.

Other than that, I don't really eat while gaming.

Deekin[

Serbia1713 Posts

March 16 2011 16:54 GMT

#45

one word: BEER

Psycosquirrel

United States161 Posts

March 16 2011 16:56 GMT

#46

Personally I love sipping on some scotch while I game. Glenlivet '12 is my favorite as far as bang for the buck, but im also a big fan of the Black Label and the Glenlivet Nadurra.

Deekin[

Serbia1713 Posts

March 16 2011 16:57 GMT

#47

On March 16 2011 20:16 Mentalizor wrote:
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Leverpostej - I dont know if you can actually buy this outside Scandinavia. It's basicly like paté. Blended porks liver with spices - heatet on bread topped with bacon <3 Best snack ever :D

Not so much into candy/chips when sitting at my computer.
Fruit is great aswell (just today I've eaten 1 banana, 1 apple, 1 orange and 1 lime)

WTF how can you eat leverpastej with bacon and mushrooms?! LOL

I usually eat it on a piece of bread with pickled cucumber and sometimes also cheese

EggYsc2

620 Posts

March 16 2011 17:01 GMT

#48

If you game and snack its real bad, IMO
not only are you less active when playing video games you usually dont work out after,
this is why people get the idea that most gamers are "fat potato couch people"
I eat a meal before every gaming session,(i jog before)
then drink water during gaming sessions(drinking soda pops might be the worst thing you can do)
If i get more than 3 losses in a row. I lift weights/push up for 10 mins for a little break.
(Same thing when I win X in a row)
This way im a healthy SC2 player
When i become a pro-gamer, I want to advocate healthy life styles
that is all

3200 master fighting!

Macabre

United States1262 Posts

March 16 2011 17:05 GMT

#49

I don't really snack during gaming, as I'm OCD about keeping my comp area clean. But while watching streams/day9 etc.. depends on the time of the day.

If I wake up dumb early for GSL, Coffee and maybe some Danish. If I stayed up all night to watch it, Beer/Tempura

Electric.Jesus

Germany755 Posts

March 16 2011 17:09 GMT

#50

Dried cherries FTW! Healthy and tasty (though not exactly cheap).

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

March 16 2011 17:12 GMT

#51

i like to bbq or fry a steak. Best part is that you don't need to use your fingers. Eating stuff like chips makes your fingers all greasy.

jmack

Canada285 Posts

March 16 2011 18:13 GMT

#52

Peanut butter and water.

Sounds pretty plain, but I dunno, seems to be what I keep going back to.

CapnCDaWg

United States179 Posts

March 16 2011 18:20 GMT

#53

Cereal all day, no doubt.
Honey Nut Cherrios, Froot Loops, Pops, Honeycomb, I got it all

kickinhead

Switzerland2069 Posts

March 16 2011 18:21 GMT

#54

nerd-blood of course! ^^

Dugrok

Canada377 Posts

March 16 2011 18:32 GMT

#55

So many unhealthy foods

I was hoping to find some healthy snacks in here.

Lately I've been enjoying toast with peanut butter and banana slices on top.

Raw veggies are pretty awesome too. Carrots, peppers... delicious.

That said, I'm often craving a ''crunchy'' unsweet (healthy!!!) snack. Does anyone know of something like this available in Canada? Ideally something that's reasonably quick to prepare...

3JeanPierre3

Peru43 Posts

March 16 2011 18:32 GMT

#56

SO MANY CHOCOLATES

SaetZero

United States855 Posts

March 16 2011 18:36 GMT

#57

Munk-E

United States672 Posts

March 16 2011 18:40 GMT

#58

First thing i see that I can eat without preparation in the pantry.
Also ice water, because opening the fridge, and a beverage, and pouring it it just too much work.