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Old 02-11-2012, 11:29 AM #1
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In the summer....watermelon. Can't get enough of it. Also fresh veggies like kale, cabbage, squash, zucchini and okra. I crave them year round but summer is the best time to have them while they're in season.

In the winter.....fresh popcorn. Nothing on it. No salt. No butter. I love it just freshly popped and still warm. Pizza is a favorite for me but it has to be a veggie thin crust with light sauce.....and well done.

Anytime.......coffee ice cream. Can't resist it!
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Today -- coconut, macadamia, chocolate chip cookies. I bought them at the bakery at the store this morning. I have "only" eaten one so far

Potato chips and dip -- I can't buy them or I will eat the entire bag in a few days.
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Anything with sugar in it will not stay in my house long. I could eat a cheese cake all by myself
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Pasta, with all sauces!!!
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Almond Joys... 'nough said.
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I can and will eat just about anything!

I buy frozen pizzas a half dozen at a time.

Home made pot pies, chicken or beef don`t last here.

Rice in large quantities, mixed with chicken or beef and a bag of mixed vegetables.

Pumpkin pie! With frozen cool whip!

An oven roasted chicken and vegetables or salad.

Roast beef with potatoes, carrots, onions, turnips, celery.

Large quantities don`t scare me, I like left overs, the microwave is my friend!
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A good cheddar - sharp and white. I don't know why I don't like orange cheddar.

A good Black diamond from Canada or English Seaside or Cabot's (Vermont) extra sharp.

Yum. Best at room temperature.

Real mashed potatoes w homemade mushroom gravy. I sometimes ask for this on my birthday.

And oddly for me, Turkey or Buffalo jerky from Trader Joe's. I think it's the protein thing. I get tired of the dairy, fish nuts & beans or need some protein fast because w/o it my MS symptoms get worse. Yah, that's my excuse.
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