Dang! I was drinking coffee when I read that. I almost choked.

I loved that wheatberry bread so much. It was the perfect accompiment to my beef stew. I have never found anything close to it.

I used to heat water for my morning tea in a really cute teapot. After one two many times of having to go back from work to check that the burner was off, I decided the microwave was the way to go. Good Will got a nice donation.

Yup, you gotta feed them to shut them up.

Home made potato salad, one half of a kosher dill pickle, and about a dozen sunchips. It hit the spot for me.

Yep I love everything my "Bassomatic" whips up.

I love crunchy Cheetos dipped in cream cheese. I haven't had in years and must get some now.

They are very hard to get out of the shell. Be thankful for the availability of shelled Brazils

crazee, I wish that I had been your seat mate. The fat was the only part of steak that I liked.

Arugula is just vile.

I have to eat my favorite cottage cheese snack in private. It grosses everyone out. Four ounces cottage cheese, chopped pineapple, and copious amounts of freshly ground black pepper. (about a full teaspoon)

Paper burns at 451 degrees fahrenheit. Great Bradbury book, by the way.

Both my parents drank percolated black coffee. As kid we used to beg for a taste, but were forbidden since it would turn our heels black. I don't know where they got that from.

In my opinion, tuna casserole shouldn't even be served on the first day.

Yum, nothing like crunchy Cheetos dredged in cream cheese. I haven't had in several years, but it is a fond memory.

While I haven't had this culinary treat in years, I used to love dipping crispy Cheetos in cream cheese. If that wasn't enough, I would fry up about four pieces of baloney and slap them on white bread with a big slather of Best Foods mayonaise. I was white trash years before i ever heard that term.

My brother and I were only served canned spinach once. After watching Tom Hatten and his Popeye show for several years, we just had to have some of that canned spinach so we could be strong like Popeye. Thank God she didn't force us to eat it.

May I suggest Youtube? Type in what you want to cook and get videos on how to make it.

half pint Cream, dozen eggs, 8 oz pepper jack cheese, quart of oj, dozen bananas, bottle of 300 aspirin, sudoku book, 12 oz bag of Lay's potato chips, dozen eggs, 1 quart milk, Greeting cards. The 99 cent store is a boon for poor people.

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Don't worry about that expired Mayo. Growing up, we kept the Mayo in the cupboard. We never got sick from it.

This situation could easily be solved with 2 insulated lunch boxes. One for cold and one for hot. This combo should be big enough for your health appetite.

I created a chili relleno sandwich once. It was delicious, but a pain to make. Whip one egg white and fold in one beaten yoke. Between 2 pieces of white bread place one seeded and slightly cooked anaheim chili pepper (spread out) with two pieces of jack cheese. Coat the sandwich with the egg mixture and fry. Tasty :)

I can't believe no one has mentioned that this is the appropriate bread for fried baloney sandwiches. Add mayo and mustard for a sublime treat.

Mashed sardines on saltines...yum.

Canned spinach...yuck. I only had it once when I was about eight. My brother and I were big Popeye fans, and begged my mother for months to get some canned spinach so we could be like Popeye.
I am thankful that our mom didn't make us clean our plates that night.

I think a vagitarian might be a combo of vegetarian and vagabond.

I'd have to say nay to TJ's frozen chile rellenos. I bought 3 and ended up giving away the other two. I haven't heard back from them to hear if they liked them.

This could use a slight improvement. Cut back on the mayo and spread bread with mashed up avocado. So good that it is probably a sin to eat it.

What saved me many nasty bites was that we had a table that expanded to place leafs in. Under the table was a small ledge that held a few bites of food. The dog was put out at meal time since my parents were on to the feeding under the table trick. After dinner he was allowed in to clean up the nasty bits.

Even he wouldn't touch the peas though. I had to sneak back later to clean those out.
If we mixed the leftover peas with leftover mashed potatoes, he could empty his dish, leaving a nice neat little pile of peas in the bottom of the dish. A very talented dog!

Raffles, I miss you.

pickling cucumbers in lime juice with salt.
bread and cheese.
sardines and saltines.
popcorn.
kosher dill pickles with cream cheese and ham.