That's a bit unfair - when you grab a bowl of cereal in the morning, there's not really that much "experience" there - it's just fuel. I'd be a fan of eating so

That's a bit unfair - when you grab a bowl of cereal in the morning, there's not really that much "experience" there - it's just fuel. I'd be a fan of eating something like Soylent (if it was cheap+healthy+tasty+easy enough) for those fast and boring meals, while still cooking and eating real food for dinner and socially. Not to mention the benefit for emergencies, foreign aid, the malnourished, the infirm, etc.