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[Interstellar] If corn was the only food crop available, what was the diet like for humans on Earth?

Just before the Lazarus Project launched the Endurance mission to go through the wormhole and explore the candidate planets in the new galaxy, corn and okra were the only two food crops still growing and the okra was succumbing to the Blight.

But what was the diet like for those people? What kind of flavor and variety could be eked out of just one or two crops? I mean, I know we eat plenty of foods that use corn and corn-based sweeteners, but if that's *all* there was, I think I'd probably want to kill myself after about a week of meals. Was there even any meat available?

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Edit: thinking on it more, I realized I don't know if alternative crops were affected. Was algae killed off by the Blight? If so, it seems like the looming oxygen crisis would be a more pressing matter than raising crops for food. Were fungi affected by the Blight? Mycoprotein is a viable source of food, as is yeast farming, but both of those are more like running a laboratory/factory than running a farm.
gpt
You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, corn-kabobs, corn creole, corn gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried. There's pineapple corn, lemon corn, coconut corn, pepper corn, corn soup, corn stew, corn salad, corn and potatoes, corn burger, corn sandwich. 

That- that's about it.