The Unofficial Slate food?

[Garbone]

Since pineapple pizza is taken (by Bronco crowd).

Black Coffee? Popcorn with no butter?

 

[Trace26]

I'll second popcorn without butter

 

[Dorbiman]

Hmm. I'm reading the Slate forums drinking black coffee right now, so that gets my vote

 

[AZFox]

Something tailgate-friendly.
Popcorn works.
Of course this is the Internet, so...

 

[Trace26]

Yessss, Bacon 😋

 

[bartflossom]

McDonald's hamburger. No onions. No cheese.

 

[Adam W]

If bronco people have coalesced around pineapple pizza, then surely Slate is a plain cheese pizza. It lets everyone customize it with the toppings they want, and you don't pay for anything you don't want.

 

[Tinker]

+1 for black coffee.

I could see pizza, but I can't remember the last time I wanted a plain cheese pizza. I actually want a Slate.

-1 on popcorn and bacon.

 

[sodamo]

I could go with the pizza, but tend to think of a plain pizza being pepperoni.
I prefer meat lovers personally.

 

[atx_ev]

slate food is a plain hamburger. Cheap, simple, american, and gets the job done. If you want you can accessorize it with cheese, pickles, lettuce and tomato. Can upgrade meat to wagyu. Can add another patty, and can add all kinds of fancy toppings like mushroom and swiss, bacon, avocado etc.

 

[cadblu]

Official Slate food:
One scoop of plain vanilla ice cream. Cost - less than 20 cents before rebates

options:
2nd scoop, cup, cone, spoon, napkin, sprinkles, cherry, whipped cream, caramel, fudge, and m&m’s.

Total price with options- $10.95

 

[AZFox]

"Meat and Vegetables"

* Nutritious
* Delicious
* Potentially Minimalist, or...
* The sky's the limit for Creative Expression

Imagine all drool-worthy the "Tailgate Spread" photos there could be.

Vegetarians and vegans shouldn't be excluded. Would plant-based "meat" be sufficient to accomplish that?

 

[RetiredOnPaper]

I'm old enough to remember the old BK ad; "Have it your way."

 

[Garbone]

Like Sloppy Joes.

 

[Dorbiman]

This reinforces my opinion that it should be coffee.