Capsule Kitchen - Could I do this?

I stumbled upon something that intrigued me today while I was searching for information about what appears to be a capsular kitchen. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything about this neat little Jetsons type kitchen, but I did find something else using the term capsule kitchen

I have no idea where this picture came from, it was in an email forwarded to me

As it turns out, there is a challenge put forth by a blogger, Be More With Less, to choose 33 items, food and drink. Water, spices, condiments and flavor enhancers, that you use in small amounts, etc, don't count as part of the 33. Then, you plan your meals around these items. The aim is to do this for 3 months. I thought it would be interesting to come up with my list of 33. I'm glad that spices and such aren't included, because I use a lot of spices in my cooking. I'm guessing that cooking oil isn't supposed to be included either, since you don't actually eat the oil.

dairy	cheese
dairy	milk
dairy	sour cream
dairy	yogurt
fruit	banana
fruit	berries
liquids	coffee
liquids	juice
liquids	wine
protein	almond milk
protein	bacon
protein	beef
protein	chicken
protein	eggs
protein	lamb
protein	protein powder
protein	salmon
protein	shellfish
seeds/nuts	nut butter
seeds/nuts	sunflower seeds
starch	flour/bread
starch	oats
starch	peas
starch	rice
starch	sweet potato
starch	white potato
vegetable	broccoli
vegetable	tomatoes
vegetable	green beans
vegetable	leeks
vegetable	mushrooms
vegetable	onion
vegetable	salad greens

I am sure that I'm missing something that, if I didn't have it I would be absolutely devastated. Oh, crap. I left dark chocolate off the list. I can consider cream cheese a cheese, right?

Oh, to tie this in to today's Axis Of Ineptitude prompt, "gratitude," I am profoundly grateful for the abundance in my life. I have the opportunity to make a list like this, not wondering where my next meal is coming from. I am grateful that I have a stocked pantry. I am very blessed.

What would you put on your "33" list?