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Do I have to resign for making this?

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Badiane

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Yes, yes you do.

Now if you will excuse me, I need to go get some chips and easy cheese La Bonnotte potatoes and some imported raw milk cheese. :laugh:

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Dakki

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I see your potato chip, fake cheese and hot sauce and raise canned broth, instant ramen and frozen veg with enough lime juice and hot sauce to kill whatever flavor the foods had originally.

I've been sick, okay?!

*shame*

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I see your potato chip, fake cheese and hot sauce and raise canned broth, instant ramen and frozen veg with enough lime juice and hot sauce to kill whatever flavor the foods had originally.

I've been sick, okay?!

*shame*

I think I might be getting sick, because that sounds pretty damn good to me right now..

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At age 16 working at Burger King....Onion Ring - Pickle Chip - 1/4 of a Slice of Cheese -- Run through Broiler to melt cheese

we had already gotten bored with the menu and throwing random foods in the deep fryer

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Tri2Cook

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Well, since I used to sometimes cook the noodles from a pack of ramen noodles, drain, scramble the seasoning packet into an egg or two, cook that into the hot noodles and call it dinner back in my college days, I'm not going to judge too harshly.

It's kinda like wrestling a gorilla... you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is tired.

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Well, since I used to sometimes cook the noodles from a pack of ramen noodles, drain, scramble the seasoning packet into an egg or two, cook that into the hot noodles and call it dinner back in my college days, I'm not going to judge too harshly.

Oh, yum; especially with a bit of left over pork stirred in!

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Badiane

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I think this just might be my new favorite drinking snack! I'm making it for an after the bachelor party snack tomorrow!

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Kouign Aman

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Herr's Ripple Chip + Kraft Easy Cheese + Sriracha

Really good at 1 AM

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No, but you are required to write an in-depth article about the social history leading up to it and review the moral implications of its creation! :cool:

Depends - did you eat them all yourself or serve them to someone else?

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Nicholo P

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I used to dip my bananas in ketchup when I was a kid. I also used to put potato chips on my ice cream. Everyone thought it was disgusting. Now you have everyone adding a salty component to their desserts. I was on to something!!!!

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OOhh, "squeezy" cheese- as a toddler, this was what my daughter called that and the name stuck in our house, and Bachman's pretzel rods. Delicious. Only Bachman's will do, all other pretzel rods pale in comparison.

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Jarred maraschino cherries. Straight out of the jar. With a fork.

drizzle with some hershey's sauce and you have me there.

ritz crackers smeared with miracle whip topped with some blue cheese. my favorite snack as a 4 year old....or now..

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