Question: I need to store an object content in Sqlite.
I was wondering which was the best way to do it with a serialization of the object or with Parcelable.

Is it possible to store it as Parcelable? How can I do it?

Answer: 
You are welcome to convert your object into some sort of persistable data structure (XML, JSON, `Serializable`) and stuff it in some database column. Bear in mind that you will still need to deal with compatibility issues (e.g., Version 2 of your app changes a class, which now needs to deal with both Version 1 and Version 2 structures). Also bear in mind that, going this route, you lose a lot of database capabilities (e.g., querying on something in the object).

You are also welcome to experiment with object databases, or CouchDb, or storing your persistable data structure to a file, if SQLite is not a requirement.

What most certainly will not work reliably is to pour the `Parcelable` into a `Parcel` and try storing the `Parcel`. A `Parcel` is meant for IPC use only and is not designed to be persisted. This is one of the reasons why `Parcelable` is faster than `Serializable`.
If you need to persist data, use `Serializable`. `Parcelable` is meant for IPC use. It is a binary format and not recommended for persistence.