I somehow doubt your stomach pains are related to your diet but if you want a light meal just eat...

Oh I see what you're doing. You had me going there. 8/10

>>1012946
No, I'm serious!

To be honest, I doubt they're related to my diet as well. I'm holding off on going to a doctor so in the meantime I'll retain the idea that it's the food I'm eating for at least two more days.

>>1012964
Go on the BRAT diet: Banana, Rice, Applesauce, and Toast. It's something they make people do short term to help them with stomach pains.

Just eat eggs.

ask /fit/
we are not your personal doctor

>>1012972
I remember following that back when I caught some virus going around, although I only had bananas so I just ate those incessantly. I'll probably stick with bananas again, but I still need something filling. It's hard to compromise between healthy and delicious sometimes :/.

>>1012986
I actually thought of that, but because this is food related I figured it would do me better to post it here. I trust actual cooks more than oatzguyz

>>1013022

Rice is very good at filling you up. Make half a cup (uncooked) and it should last you a good portion of the day. I would also suggest making it into sushi rice (1 TBSP rice vinegar, 1 TSP sugar, pinch of salt mixed together and added after it cooks) but it might not be to your taste.

>>1013022
Healthy and delicious: PB banana sandwich.

Interesting ideas. I just made a superlite veggie omelet, so I'll probably do the PB/Banana and rice ideas for the rest of the day.

>>1013053
Eggs can sometimes upset the stomach, so try this omelet idea but instead use cooked rice or raw, grated potatoes.

Soy milk/ Grass Jelly drink if you can find any Asian supermarkets nearby. Ginger ale if you can't. I generally find that drinks are much better at soothing the stomach than meals whenever it begins to hurt.

>>1012972

This man is correct.

>>1013084
How do those grass jelly drinks taste?

Baked chicken breast is pretty light fer yer proteins also what everyone else said

Try sammiches.
They seem to work for Index-tan!

>>1013041
Is sushi rice the same rice used to make onigiri?

>>1013146

Stolen from wiki:

"While onigiri is made with plain rice (perhaps lightly salted), sushi is made of rice with sugar and vinegar added."

So, no.

>>1013151
Hm, I see. I'll have to try adding salt in, thanks.