You can do this, by far the simplest way I have found (like to think I invented it, sure that's not true though ;))
foreach (var Slice in Pizza.ToArray())
{
if (Slice.Flavor == "Sausage") // each to their own.. would have gone for BBQ
{
Me.Eat(Slice);
}
}
..because it's iterating over a fixed copy of the loop. It will iterate all items, even if they are removed.
Handy isn't it!
(By the way guys, this is a handy way of iterating through a copy of a collection, with thread safety, and removing the time an object is locked: Lock, get the ToArray() copy, release the lock, then iterate)
Hope that helps!
