Whey
Beef
Chicken
Eggs
Oats
Rice
I was feeling iffy about the whey. Great for post work out but during other times of the day, I'd rather alternate between chicken, eggs or beef. I eat lots of oats and white rice. I tried the brown rice thing for two years but you know what? Fuck brown rice. An Asian brother needs his white rice. I haven't gotten fat or had trouble with adipose with white rice, and brown rice makes me feel flat and I don't lean out any differently than with white... sometimes what you see on paper doesn't apply to real life. I don't live in a lab so white rice all the way.
Fish didn't make the cut because unless it's fresh, it tastes like shit. After eating over 500 cans of tuna, one day I was eating a can of lemon tuna and couldn't take a bite. Every bite, I gagged... I've eaten fish maybe a dozen times in the past half year. My gf (Cambodian/Chinese, does lots of oriental cooking with a bodybuilding twist), she makes fucking fantastic fish soup and other crazy fish dishes. If she cooks me fish, I'll eat it. Aside from that, FUCK fish. Stinks up the house too. Don't mind fatty cuts or salmon steaks cooked Western style either, but if I'm bringing out the grill then I'm cooking steak and ribs, bitch.
Oats are versatile as fuck. I put them in post workout shakes unless I'm dieting down like right now. I believe that they get absorbed quickly enough between my PWO shake and my PWO meal. They even taste good. Sugars and starches are too sweet or they mix like glue. Screw that. I know that I shouldn't be eating for satiety purposes or flavor, but if I can't drink a liquid because it's more of a sludge then I'm gonna go with what works. Oats are a little thick, but half a cup in 700-800ml of water really isn't too bad. I like the nutty flavor.
Beef is great. Sucks to cook, but it's versatile. Needless to say, you can do anything with chicken. It keeps well, you can cook a shitload of it, etc, etc. And that's how I feel about bodybuilding foods that have worked for myself. Now to just keep finding intuitive ways of prepping meals quicker, tastier and in more appropriate portions, ratios and times for optimal growth and minimal fat gain (or fat loss). Yeeee!!!