If you’re an avid watcher of The Big Bang Theory, you know that this is one of Sheldon Cooper’s many cheesy but memorable lines that made the show so famous. The Big Bang Theory debuted on television on September 24, 2007. Season nine recently wrapped and filming for season ten is nearing completion. No matter how many new characters or celebrities join the cast, one thing always remains the same: their food choices. Check out the patterns and foodie highlights here! For more hilarious TV moments, don’t miss 35 Funniest Food Moments From Friends!
        Every Monday night, Sheldon and Leonard host a Thai takeout night in Apartment 4A. Sheldon, the pickiest eater, stuck to the rice sauce and chicken satay he ordered at Siam Palace, with the addition of peanut sauce. However, he never eats with chopsticks because, according to him, in Thailand they use a fork, but do not put the fork in their mouth. Instead, it is simply a tool that helps put food on a spoon and into your mouth. Oh, Sheldon.
        Tuesday night is all about burgers. The weekly spending spree initially took place at Bob’s Big Boy Diner, but later moved to The Cheesecake Factory, where Penny (the only female lead in the first three seasons) worked as a waitress while waiting for her acting career to begin. In the second season, Penny masters all the boys’ teams. It took her a whole season to remember? Who knows, but one thing we do know is that each member of this nerdy gang has some kind of dietary restrictions—or, in Sheldon’s case, requirements.
       • Leonard (lactose intolerant): soy cheese quesadillas • Howard (only eats kosher on holidays): Caesar salad with shrimp, no almonds • Raj (Hindu): Meatless pizza for meat lovers • Sheldon: Bacon cheeseburger with sauce BBQ, bacon and cheese should be on the side
        During the day, Sheldon declares that Wednesday is the new Comic Book Day, along with the Cream of Tomato Soup Day he received on Suplantation. More importantly, Halo must be played at exactly 8 pm, otherwise Sheldon will get angry and count the hours that have passed. Besides pizza, this tradition also includes a lot of unhealthy foods such as chips and sodas.
        Speaking of pizza, it’s a favorite food on Thursday nights. The gang ordered a variety of pizzas and salads from Franconi’s pizzeria until it closed. Recent episodes show them now ordering Sheldon’s sausage, mushrooms and light olives from Giacomo.
        The gang must have liked the dumplings because Sheldon insisted that everyone share them equally. Does he have any other requests? The chicken and broccoli he ordered had to be cubed rather than shredded, served with brown rice rather than white, spicy mustard from a Korean grocery store and low-sodium soy sauce from the market. This scene is too fun to miss; watch this moment here.
        Sheldon Lee Cooper, Ph.D., BSMSMA, Ph.D., Ph.D., has a strict menu on Saturday mornings. Here’s one of his famous quotes: “Every Saturday morning since we’ve lived in this apartment, I get up at 6:15, pour myself a bowl of cereal, add a quarter cup of 2% milk, sit on this end. sofa, turn on BBC America and watch Doctor Who. Oh, and it sorts cereal boxes based on their fiber content.
        There aren’t really any regular Sunday lunches here, but here’s an interesting tidbit worth mentioning: In Season 3 Episode 4, “The Pirate’s Solution,” Howard bursts through the door, surprising Leonard and Penny. Leonard asked him what he was doing here and Howard replied:
        “Well, I usually go to the farmer’s market with Raj on Sundays to trick the hippie chicks, but he’s still working with Sheldon, so I thought I’d come over here and make you guys some scrambled eggs and salami. the perfect meal to make after love.”
        This is a monumental episode because it symbolizes the beginning of the Cheesecake Factory’s Tuesday night tradition. The first scene begins the show on an energetic note, with the boys at the dinner table re-enacting the Battle of Gettysburg. When Penny comes up to take their order, they completely ignore her and continue to play out a more boring version of the feud. Penny left for a while, then came back and said that if they didn’t order right away, they would have to leave and never come back.
        The biggest mistake this waiter made was asking the boys what they wanted to eat. This is where Sheldon’s food quirks really shine. Howard was busy dating a “friend” from Penny’s hometown of Nebraska and was unable to attend, adding to the team dynamic. According to Sheldon, it was so. Look at the scene below. Note: Wolowitz is Howard’s last name!
        Sheldon: Sorry, we couldn’t do this without Wolowitz. Leonard: Can’t we order Chinese food without Wolowitz? Sheldon: Let me tell you about it. Our standard was an appetizer of Xiao Long Bao, General Tso’s Chicken, Beef with Broccoli, Shrimp with Black Beans and Vegetable Lo Mein. Do you see the problem? Leonard: I found the problem. Sheldon: Our entire order consisted of four dumplings and four entrees, divided among four people. Leonard: So, let’s order three dishes. Sheldon: Okay. What do you want to eliminate? Who got the extra dumplings? Raj: We can cut it into three parts. Sheldon: Then it’s not dumplings anymore. When you cut it, it will be a very small sandwich at best.
        I don’t know why Sheldon is so obsessed with dumplings. If it were me, I would spend more time arguing about the fact that there is no salmon in this order. This dish lacks omega-3 fatty acids!
        There was a lot of banter between Sheldon and Penny in this episode, and their attempts to get revenge on each other were well executed. It all started with Penny snatching onion rings from Sheldon’s lunchbox. The boys know not to touch Sheldon’s food, but Penny learned that lesson the hard way. After a quarrel, Sheldon “evicted” her from the apartment, and a war began between them. When Penny refuses to serve Sheldon at the Cheesecake Factory, Sheldon complains to Penny’s boss so she only serves him after touching his food. The events that follow are just as fun, so it’s definitely worth watching!
        Monday is Sheldon’s oatmeal day, so when Penny makes fancy French toast for breakfast, Sheldon throws a fit. After exchanging pleasantries, Leonard and Penny left the room, leaving Sheldon with a plate of hot French toast in his hands. He examined it, said, “Smells good, but today is oatmeal day,” and threw it in the trash.
        Psychology buffs are sure to enjoy this episode. Leonard, Penny and Sheldon are sitting at the coffee table watching cartoons and Sheldon hears Penny talking about how she once met a girl named Anna Mae in Nebraska. Sheldon was annoyed. Q Sheldon, who plans to quickly prepare Penny by rewarding her with chocolate. Now, if she obeys Sheldon’s subtle request to stop talking, she will receive a small piece of chocolate.
        In this episode, Sheldon is actually Penny and Leonard’s child, and since they broke up, he doesn’t want to take sides, so he eats with them. Here’s a great scene where Sheldon eats noodles while trying to have “polite dinner conversation.” His terrible sense of social cues really comes through in this scene when he reveals Leonard’s masculinity by telling Penny that he cried for her.
        Apparently the episode will be on Monday because they are eating delicious takeout. Sheldon has a wealth of knowledge about Thai cuisine but lacks the right filter, making this opening scene an unforgettable foodie moment.
        Leonard: Who’s got the last dumpling? Penny: Oh, I am. Sheldon: Penny, wait a minute. We just had Thai food. In this culture, the last piece of food is called a piece of Krengjai, and it is reserved for the most important and valuable members of the group. Penny: Thank you all for this great honor. Sheldon: I saw your mother’s photo, keep eating.
        This episode is sure to cause some drama between all seven actors. Sheldon decided to ditch his 93-year-old Aunt Amy’s birthday party in favor of Raj’s idea of ​​a Star Wars video game and a junk food marathon. Eat this! I actually don’t approve of their food choices because look how all that crap must make them feel. (Lethargic, lethargic. Ew! To learn more about foods to avoid, read 40 Habits That Make You Sick and Fat.)
        This episode is worth highlighting because Raj (the quietest character of the group) has many important scenes where his lines dominate those of the other actors. Especially this scene where he’s in his underwear and his feelings are being consumed by the girl. He said, “I want nothing to do with any woman, my heart is made of stone. From now on I am a monk and renounce all worldly pleasures… except lobster. And garlic butter.” Raj better be careful. A little, because controlling your emotions is one of the 50 little things that make you fatter.
        It’s Christmas and Sheldon is home with his family. While he’s gone, everyone is thinking about cutting Sheldon out of their lives. They make fun of some of his strange behavior, and then Amy (who is madly in love with Sheldon) intervenes and says that without him they wouldn’t be together right now. Many connections were made through flashbacks and then one of the best food scenes happened. Leonard and Raj are roommates; They are both fat because neither of them can find a girlfriend and resort to overeating to cope.
        It’s definitely Friday in this episode because the gang is eating Chinese takeout, which, by the way, might be healthy. Find out what 8 nutrition experts order at Chinese restaurants and learn how to order healthier. Anyway, back to TBBT! Food sets the scene in this episode, culminating with the addition of a dining table in Apartment 4A (rather than a cramped coffee table). Of course, this had to be changed – which Sheldon objected to – but it was canceled and another one was added to the famous living room set.
        This episode is actually tear-jerking and the food scenes are touching. Howard’s mother had just died and the family’s transformer had exploded, meaning there was no electricity and the food in the refrigerator had spoiled. The camera actually caught Howard looking at a stale bucket of one of the best soups his mother made: matzo balls. He decided to cook everything in the refrigerator and announced that Mrs. Wolowitz was going to feed everyone one last time.
        “It’s time to give!” It’s Thanksgiving and most people are working in cafeterias. Unfortunately, Howard had to wash dishes instead of serving people, and this photo perfectly captures his emotions, depicting his classic look of disbelief.
        First, if you don’t like the image, perhaps the description will do. If you’ve watched so many seasons of The Big Bang Theory, then you know all the secrets and clues of the show, one of which is Sheldon’s quarterly meetings with his roommates. Before the chaos began, the gang was trying to prepare for a Game of Thrones viewing party for which Leonard had ordered a giant submarine. What was the biggest takeaway from this episode? Penny and Sheldon, once each other’s sworn enemies, have become even closer. How cute is this? And, oh yes, basinga!
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