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dont get me started on this bulk rice, pasta, potatoes beans chicken, pork, beef - 2 bucks a pound or less frozen veggies, buck a bag you can make a dinner for around a dollar using those ingredients. theoretically eat dinner for a month for around 30 bucks, and you aren't really losing out on too much nutrition (certainly better than alternatives like hamburger helper or fast food or easy mac or whatever it is that people who dont know...

Roast chicken Chicken-flavored stuffing Mashed potatoes Gravy Chicken and rice soup Pumpkin pie Bud Light Lime

I imagine any recipe for it will require potatoes.

I've been able to make some simple things since I was about 10, but I started to learn to *really* cook when I was about 24.

Well I started when I was a little kid and I am still learning today. I have sort of settled on most of the things I will make and eat on a regular basis, but I still like to try something new now and then, especially for seasonal stuff. I imagine if I ever have a legitimate kitchen to call my own I will expand greatly for a short period of time...but that's further on down the road (where I can't really see so well)

Anyway, it's I've got to sign off now, so it's time to admit that this is an incredibly silly thing to argue about. I was just bored at work and looking for an argument, and this seems as good a subject as any. I sincerely thank nematollah for providing a willing opponent. It's been quite entertaining.

Now that you mention it, the ultimate food is not part of Thanksgiving unless I make dessert with it. I am talking about, of course, peanut butter.

American food is too broad to pin down to a couple of descriptors. Yeah, especially when you consider the fact that 99.9% of American food was derived from other countries with an "American spin" put on it which usually involves more greasy fats, sodium, and sugars.... Sorry if I sound like an American food hating elitist, i'm not, but it's true... And the reason i'm not is because despite that, I still love...

Pecan and Pumpkin pie.

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