THE MEALS

Barks' choices of meals for the ducks were rather stereotypical, presumably because the food was not that important. In the morning, when the ducks were planning the day's activities, Barks just needed them to do something while they were talking. So the breakfasts consisted mainly of pancakes. Stacks of pancakes. Curiously, Barks never drew the ducks with more common breakfast food items such as toast and jam.
In the middle of the day the ducks were always too engaged in their activities to be seen eating. In fact, Barks only drew them eating the normal American lunch - sandwiches, on two occasions.
In the evening the ducks were wrapping up their day, and they would often have ample time to talk things through - over dinner. Again, Barks presumably did not reflect that much over their menu, because he had them eat lots of poultry, especially turkeys. But at least he had the good sense not to have them eat roast duck!

WDCS283 Weevly(!) Beans	FC0223 Scrambled Eggs	WDCS092 Colossal Sandwich
WDCS278 Oatie Floaties	WDCS087 Eagle(!)	U$29 Fruit
U$08 Cabbage	FC0178 Lobster	WDCS108 Hot Dogs
U$33 Roast	U$12 Tossed Tumbleweed Salad with Cod Liver Oil Dressing...	FC0367 Oatmeal
FC0199 Quail	WDCS181 Hamburgers	WDCS251 Chinese Food (and Fortune Cookies)
WDCS158 Open Sandwich	WDCS140 Leg of Lamb with Gravy and Sweet Potatoes	WDCS183 Roasted Moose
WDCS139 Potatoes	U$14 Canny Brannies	WDCS170 Pickles
WDCS185 Raw Turnips	FC0456 Thousand-Year-Old Steaks	WDCS286 Parched Corn
WDCS264 Pancakes	U$09 Cheese	WDCS136 Turkey