The cell in your body that stores food, water, and waste products is the vacuole.

Here's a breakdown of its functions:

* Food storage: Vacuoles can store nutrients and energy reserves for the cell.

* Water storage: They act as a reservoir for water, helping to maintain cell turgor (firmness).

* Waste storage: Vacuoles can hold and isolate waste products until they can be eliminated from the cell.

While other cellular structures contribute to these functions, the vacuole is the primary storage organelle within a cell.