stick to or stick with+future progressive

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Could I use "stick to" or "........with" in the future progressive tense as in "Guess I'll be sticking with fast food through my vacation."?
 
In my opinion, stick to makes sense. "Stick to something" means to keep using one particular thing and not change to anything else.
 
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Could I use "stick to" or "........with" in the future progressive tense as in "Guess I'll be sticking with fast food through my vacation."?
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Either one is fine.
 
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