1. Wild-caught fish b/c its delish! Plus, fishing is a an awesome and super primal way of obtaining your dinner
2. Coconut b/c it's like a fruit, a nut, and a great source of fat all in one
3. Clarified butter b/c you can cook anything w/ it(especially fish)
4. Broccoli b/c it's one of the most nutrient packed veggies around

This is my personal list of must-haves & I think everyone should have one too (: 1+ for posting such a cool & thought provoking question

Salmon, Lamb, Eggs, Kale

1. Salmon
2. Eggs
3. Avocado
4. Beef

Eggs, ghee, kraut and lamb.

Sweet potatoes

Chicken

Coconut

Kimchi (cabbage I suppose. Can I sneak in the spices?)

I agree with a poster above - hopefully I could obtain salt from the sea - or my list would drastically change. With that caveat in mind, my list would be:

1. Pork

2. Eggs

3. Ghee (or coconut oil - hard to decide)

4. Apples

Beer + three foods

• Steak
• Unagi
• Sweet Potato
• Coconut

Beef, sweet potatoes, kale, and red wine.

kale, salmon, sweet potato, coconuts

Lamb, sweet potato, eggs (do I get the chicken too?!), a green like kale...

-Beef or Elk (that way I could eat the whole animal) delicious -Theo 91% dark chocolate (so good yet so dark) -Ethiopian yergecheffe coffee -Squash(doesn't matter which I love it all)

1) Spirulina/Seaweed -- not that I like it, but it may be the most complete nutrient food available
2) Kale -- I prefer spinach, but again if I can only eat four things
3) Sweet Potato -- not much carbs in teh first two, and we need carbs
4) Chicken -- yes chicken is lower in fat than beef or pig, but chickens also include eggs (see I snuck a 5th in there)

BEEF

LETTUCE

LIME

OLIVE OIL

• Beef(which includes liver, blood)
• Raw milk
• Coconuts
• Lemons

eggs, banana, bacardi....fishing pole

1) Pastured Ruminant

2) King Salmon

3) Kale

4) Berries

1. Copper River Salmon
2. Dandelion greens/kale greens/beet greens (I could eat them forever, so yummy!)
3. Coconut (and barrels of it-- the good islander stuff, of course)
4. Sweet Potatoes

It is amazing to me how many people need eggs! Seriously, I would miss out way more on my veggies than eggs, but that's IMHO.

eggs, beef, coconut, salmon.

1. Salmon
2. Avocado
3. Eggs
4. Bananas

actually the things i eat the most :)

1. Bone-in Ribeye
2. Kerrygold Salted
3. Yukon gold potatoes
4. Kimchi

1. Coconut
2. Coffe & ghee (I wouldn't have one without the other)
3. Lamb
4. Arugula

Eggs, Sweet Potato, spinach, coconut oil.

1. Kale
2. Blueberries
3. Eggs
4. Tuna

Romaine lettuce leaves awesome for making wraps, and love the crunch. Eggs, so diverse they are amazing. prunes. extra lean turkey mince!

1. Meat
2. Liver
3. Kidney
4. Broth, from bones and gelatin (feet/hooves, skin, head)

And it's also nutritionally complete!

Or does this only count as one item 'whole animal'? :P

• Steak
• Broccoli
• Olive Oil
• Watermelon

Well. I think, mentally at least, I could survive on four foods--I wouldn't miss the others because I would dream about them every night. I'd probably pick:

Honeycrisp apples, because they are delicious any time of day and the perfect snack. (Other than the fructose content. . .)

Chicken stir-fry, because it has such variety within it and would give me my veggies, too. (is that cheating?. . . whatever. it tastes good.)

Shrimp. I love shrimp. Probably the hardest thing to give up when I went paleo was shrimp-scampi.

Eh, probably eggs, because you can cook them so many ways and they taste good pretty much every way. Plus, they have a fairly decent fat content, which seems to be lacking in my four foods. If not eggs, then tomatoes, so I could make sun-dried tomatoes. Yummy.

coconut (milk, water, oil, meat), salmon, eggs, dark chocolate almonds

Avocados Salsa (pinapple, cilantro, jalapeno kind) Chicken thighs olives