Ribs.....that way when im done eating, it will still stand

Chocolate Liqueurs from Thornton's, the support and roof beams would be blocks of toffee. The doors would be made of fruit rock, the windows of summer fruit hearts. A bath in the form of a chocolate fondue, the garden would be fruit and flower sweets.

Strawberry cakes. That would be nice.

Hard candy, It would be like a big stained glass house that lets all kinds of colorful light in. The downside would be ANTS!

m and m's or skittles , psychedelic man !!

Ginger bread of course. I wouldn't eat children, however. I frown on eating children. lol

Chocolate

Celery, then I wouldn't be tempted to eat it and nor would anybody else; the plus side being I'd have a house left to sleep in. If it was an edible food then of course I'd build the house out of Lebkuchen.

corn chips with the windows out of pretzels. I'd spackle it all together with 7 layer dip.

Log Cabin

The shells of black walnuts. Then, the squirrels would leave it alone.

Fruit cakes. They have the consistency of bricks and nobody would eat them.

cheese

pie. yes.

Wood. (Hey! It's food for Beavers and Termites!)

Pizza,burgers and French fries

Blueberry muffins! Yaay! Then I could take a bite out of one of the walls anytime I got hungry for one. <hee!>

milk choclate

Dark chocolate

Candy as long as the bugs and stuff don't gravitate towards my house!

Seriously if I had to make my home out of food I would be practical since this is where my shelter will be. I would make it out of something that is really tough and durable. I would choose a lot of beef jerky and use a lot of bones from various animals. It would be a macabre dwelling but hey, Halloween is just around the corner.

Cottage Cheese. It's the only thing that sounds appropriate.

Chinese chicken and broccoli. With egg rolls for columns;)

Mine would be made of Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Baked Beans, Spam, Spam,and Spam;)

Twinkies. My house and roaches will be all that remain after a nuclear holocaust.

(Lobster tales) because i love lobster's but my house would stink really bad like the sea lol :)

I would make it out of bottles of soda in glass bottles. Then when I'm done drinking, the house would still be there, and it would let lots of light through. Once I actually saw a house like that, but it was about 70 years old, so you weren't allowed inside.

I don't know what it's true name is but my grandma always called it "Hard Tak". It's really strong an crunchy, and it doesn't get soft easily- so I could build it and it wouldn't crumble as fast as other things. Plus I could just put some butter on it and have a hayday when it was time to make another one!

How's about Necco Wafers?

all the flavours dude. all the flavours. ;)

Bacon.

Cake! All kinds of it!

Black licorice....and red licorice for the trim.:)

Jelly Beans, at least it will look colorful.

ginger bread.

French baguettes laid like logs, with melted cheese as chinking between loaves. Graham crackers as shingles for the roof.

I'd build my house out of Double Whoppers with cheese. You know from Burger King. And I'd have the steps made out of the french fries and waterfalls just running with strawberry milk shake.

Oh gosh Kanish's (SP?) annd Cannoli's!!!

pizza so i can have nice soft cheese bed and have a pepperoni window

Well I can tell you... IT WOULDN'T BE MADE OF FISH!

something that those damn animals outside my house wont eat.

Peanut Brittle...maybe then it would last a little while. Tough stuff.

From a purely practical standpoint, I think I would build a house out of ... corncobs. If I was going to expend that much energy to build something, I want it to last for a while and I think the corncobs would do it! From a taste standpoint, make mine chocolate!! GODIVA chocolate!!

Gingerbread. The witch's house in the tale, "Hansel and Gretel" sounds yummy.

This is a no brainer for a chocoholic like myself, myn would be made of choc!!! ( of course i would have to be careful where i built this house so it didn't melt, maybe in Iceland, never no could be a new tourist attraction!!

non perishable

Cinnamon sticks, I like the color and it would always smell good!:)

Skittles!

beef jerky its tough and doesnt go bad.

Easy. Hard Cheese for bricks. Spreadable Cheese for Cement. Squirty Cheese for paint.

mmmmm lemme think.... JELLY! how fun would that be?

Kebab meat, and when I got drunk I'd make myself homeless.

snowcones :)

This is just my craving of the day.... a house made out of plain stalty chips with a water feature in the front spewing creamy delicious chip dip! My mouth is so watering right now!!!

Pizza

kitkats you can stack em up like logs

Tea-bags then id always have a cup of tea at hand haha!

Fruitcake. Not only will it last forever but it would probably stop bullets as well. Also, it would help to take fruitcakes out of circulation.

A spaghetti quonset hut

red Jello... slightly see through and oh so slippery... (kinda kinky)

Chocolate

peanutbutter

Bamboo

I'd use bricks formed out of spinach. It might be a bit stinky once the spinach began to wilt, but it would be more practical that most other foods.

Weetabix! See this question... http://www.answerbag.co.uk/q_view/740931

pretzel sticks very cool

HOTDOGS!

Salada crackers :)

bamboo shoots, hey pandas eat them so it can't be all bad

1) Stones. And those are the guys who eat them: lumpsuckers! "Lumpsuckers or lumpfish are mostly small scorpaeniform marine fish of the family Cyclopteridae. They are found in the cold waters of the Arctic, North Atlantic, and North Pacific oceans. The greatest number of species are found in the North Pacific. The roe of Cyclopterus lumpus, known as the stenbider (literally "stone biter") in Danish, is used extensively in Danish cuisine. The roe is also used as an affordable alternative to the sometimes wildly expensive caviar produced by sturgeons." Actually, they are only called that: "Benthic species dine upon sessile invertebrates such as polychaete worms, crustaceans and mollusks. Pelagic species target prey they are capable of overtaking, namely slow-moving jellyfish and ctenophores." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumpsucker 2) Stonebiters exist in fiction: "Pyornkrachzark, more commonly referred to by the name "Rockbiter" (German steinbeisser, "stone biter") is a large creature made completely of stone. The Rockbiter species are named appropriately due to their diet consisting of only rocks and earth-based materials. The Rockbiter seen in the movie particularly has a liking for limestone." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characters_of_The_Neverending_Story http://www.gamesover.com/auryn/auryn4.jpg http://www.gamesover.com/auryn/auryn.htm 3) "At last an edible house!" http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1316057036060114200HKamjA Here diverse examples of edible architecture: http://www.worth1000.com/contest.asp?contest_id=3535&display=photoshop&page=5000#entries

A two story Dunkin Donut dwelling with piping hot coffee awaiting on the stove