Top 10 foods to eat in foncedalle

While cannabis affects everyone differently, there is one symptom that most smokers experience: La Foncedalle. When you’re hungry and feeling a bit down, here’s a top 10 list of foods that are perfect for when you’re starting to feel peckish. We’ll start with options for those watching their weight, and then move on to more… substantial dishes.

Cucumbers, tomatoes

These two vegetables offer a definite benefit for cannabis smokers. Affordable, they don't require any special preparation. Their nutritional content allows smokers to fill their stomachs and stay hydrated at the same time. If the day hasn't been too tough, these two foods can even give you a boost for a second round.

Apples

Tart and juicy, an apple can keep you going until your next meal. In fact, despite the low calorie content of an apple, this fruit is highly effective at curbing your appetite. However, it has one drawback—one that’s solved by the following food

Compotes

They’ve been a part of our lives since elementary school lunchrooms. Apple compotes have the same benefits as apples, except they’re perfect for those who are too lazy to eat them whole. Tastier than yogurt and much sweeter than a crisp apple, they go perfectly with the weed if you can still taste it. Kudos to whoever came up with the portable version.

Fruit juice

Some people are able to satisfy their hunger by drinking fruit juice. While it may be invigorating for some, others may find the acidity of the juice hard to stomach after smoking.

Plain Lettuce

Sure, anyone who offers lettuce to a hungry «stoner» is bound to get a few mocking laughs. However, eating plain lettuce makes you feel full pretty quickly. After a few leaves that are hard to swallow, the smoker will have to drink something to rinse their mouth and start over. After three rinses, the hunger is gone. It’s a complete success when a little cheese is served on the side.

Pizza

Whether frozen or made by a pizza chef, the richness and texture of pizza can satisfy even the heartiest appetites. If it’s not too heavy, the diner can get back to what they were doing. If it’s too salty, that combined with the doughy texture means a bottle of water is a must on the table.

Kebab

For those with a hearty appetite who can polish off a kebab in 5 minutes at any time of day. The filling nature of this dish is exactly what your stomach is craving. Not too salty on the fries, please.

A bag of chips or appetizer cookies

A "foncedalle" can hide a tendency to keep snacking from the package. Usually, a real snacker won't even realize that half the package has disappeared. We recommend the plain potato chips that aren't too salty. We're talking about one package per person, right?

Pasta with Bolognese and Gruyère

Pasta is a staple of the student diet. Here, everyone adds their own personal touch. However, Bolognese sauce lets you eat it over and over again without getting sick of it. Whether homemade or store-bought, the sauce’s creaminess and how easily it goes down are the keys to the dish’s success.

Processed cheese

In the “eat-anything” category, we’d like to feature the evening smoker standing in front of his fridge. A hard cheese that’s getting old, a piece of bread that’s too hard for breakfast, and a microwave That's enough to satisfy your rumbling stomach. 20 to 30 seconds in the microwave—no more—because after a certain point, the cheese gets too runny and the bread dries out completely. Eat it quickly, or the bread will dry out.