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I am here to say that I am a Snapple-holic. Yes, I drink way too much Snapple. But when you crave some Snapple, what flavor (or flavors) do you attempt to pick up? Me, I go for Lemon, Snapple Apple among others. I have picked up other flavors, but those are the main two flavors I have gotten. So, what are your favorite Snapple flavors?

I've heard about it. I don't know when it's going to air on Food Network, though. It sounds good. Maybe if it's on at a reasonable time, then I'll watch it. But it sounds like another one of those "Cooking School Stories" type shows. I never got Cooking School Stories through my head, so maybe this one will pass.

I agree with you 100%. I dislike the Iron Chefs from Iron Chef USA so much. I saw the first episode, and I thought I was going to throw up. The show was that disgusting. It's a disgrace! Okay, back to our regular scheduled topic...

Oreos are one of my favorite cookies on the planet! Those and the Girl Scout cookies that I sold when I was in the scouts. The thin mints were the best, followed by the shortbread.

Ha ha. Very funny. It's so funny, I'm falling out of the chair just laughing at it. Yeah, right. Like I'm going to fall out of the chair. But seriously, what is Food Network thinking when they air this stuff?

we'll put *you* under those lights and in front of the cameras and see how good *your* memory is. For a chance to win a new toaster? No thanks. Dear God! A toaster? Who would go on a game show for a toaster? I know I wouldn't.

I have yet to see the show. I've only seen the previews, and to tell the truth, I don't think I'm going to have an okay time with the show. It looks like the show sucks now. By the way you guys are talking about it, the show does suck. Thank God I'm not the one hosting the show or up on stage as a contestant. It looks pretty humiliating. I'm also glad it's on Monday nights. I've definitely got better things to watch on Monday nights, let me tell you that.

Favorites and least favorites, the top-3 from each category: Favorites: The Iron Chefs. Why? I think they rule and I would like to create a dish that I've seen on the show. Michael Chiarello. I can just see me cracking eggs over my forehead. Okay, a little bit too much... Alton Brown. Yes, the Good Eats guy is just perfect...dishwise. I think his dishes are wonderful and easy to cook. Ones I Don't Like: Bobby Flay. Jumping on a cutting board is something that really ticks chefs off and I don't want him to do that when cooking. Rachael Ray. 30 minutes is too short of time to cook a meal that I will enjoy. Emeril Lagasse. Too much air time equals too many BAMS and I can't have a headache now.

Ben & Jerry's ice cream is like the God of ice cream. It's that good. I had some flavor in a bar, but I forget what the flavor name is. I think I was only concentrating on how great the taste is.

I like Lay's and Ruffles. As for flavors, I like sour cream and onion and sour cream and cheddar. Anything else, and I don't think I might eat it.

The only Dairy Queen I go to is the one in Manchester, Connecticut. I'm glad that's open all year and not seasonal. And...it's got a drive-thru! I don't know about that. You guys have Dairy Queens with drive-thrus?

The Dilly Bar is a round ice cream bar: ice cream on a stick, dipped in chocolate/cherry/butterscotch dip, stored in the freezer. When I was a kid the cherry Dilly Bar was my favorite DQ treat (I think it was the name). I think it's still around. For research purposes only, of course, FG and I dragged my parents to my favorite of the local New Haven Dairy Queens in order to see the current offerings. The Blizzard, as we all know, is alive and well but there were a host of other selections. The Dilly Bar, The Buster Bar and the ice cream sandwich (I can't remember what it's called) are all still alive and well. The Misty Mist (now just called a Misty) was being promoted in the window as were the various popsicle-type items in star and circle shapes with red, white and blue color/flavors in each. The Brownie Earthquake Treat looked fantastic. I saw a family ahead of us on the line getting one. I almost asked for a bite. They also still have the Peanut Buster Parfait, though to date, I’ve never had one. Just the other day, I had a Dilly Bar with a mint-like ice cream in it. So good! My ice cream decision was made up when I walked in!

Please! This show is as boring as an adult birthday party gift. It doesn't have the pizzazz like the Japanese version does. And we all know that the Japanese version rules. (Well, that's what I thought when I read this topic...) I'm glad it's only on for one more week. I can't take it! *bounces up and down in a padded bedroom with a straight jacket hooked up*

I am a big-time Blizzard fan here. The only kind I get is Reese peanut butter cup in vanilla ice cream. It's the only one I'll eat. I've tried one with chocolate chip cookie dough in it, but no way...no can do.

Sorry. I haven't heard of the name, let alone read it.

I have three at home...but to be honest, they're all the same one.

You know, I wouldn't mind if Food TV was a 24-7 network. I'd know we'd all be happy. Besides, other stations these days are 24-7 networks, so right off the bat we know that some stations are thinking ahead. So I think that Food TV should think ahead and (if they're smart enough) make that station a 24-7 station.

Sometimes I wish my fridge was full of items to chow down on. Most of the time, I open the door to find absolutely nothing. But the freezer...that's another story. The freezer is completely full of meat ONLY.

I would like to share a story in which I was the annoying dinner companion. My mom, my brother, my mom's "boyfriend", and I were at a steakhouse for dinner one winter night earlier this year. (FYI: Mom met this man at local hockey games, and they became friends until a few months ago. He never writes her.) Anyway, my mom and I were on one side of the table, and my brother and Mom's boyfriend were on the other side. My brother and I decided we were going to say the things my mom would never want us to say to this man when they were together. This was all about marriage. So, we did say everything we could about marriage to them. Mom's boyfriend didn't care. He laughed along with the rest of us like it was a funny joke. So for the night, you could say that my brother and I were the embarrassing dinner companions!

Chicken-flavored Ramen (after licking the remains of the flavoring from the package itself), and maybe some Cherry Coke.

Oh, man! I admit...this is even worse than We love to see you smile-and that was the best one I heard of. Can someone do better than this? Not with the one they got for the next two years. That whole slogan is ridiculous. And I don't like it.

I would love to watch an American version of the show. I even remember flipping through the channels when it used to be on UPN (for I think two episodes, but I don't have a clue). On other boards that I go on, I heard that the attempt at an American show has failed for numerous reasons...most of which I will not say at this time due to my reasons. Anyway, if they want to show something like this, I'd say, "Go for it!"