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I also prefer the vanilla macarons over the chocolate ones (of course, in general, I prefer vanilla over chocolate). Now I want some more of them, thanks to this post. Hehe.

@The Cookbook Apprentice: From what I've seen, people tend to either love the fries or hate them. The ones who love them say they actually taste like potatoes (instead of grease), and the ones who hate them usually think they aren't crispy enough. I'm on the side of those who enjoy them, personally, but I can see why opinions are so heavily divided when it comes to In-N-Out fries (I used to prefer my fries crispy).

Neil isn't emo at all, actually, and I think he's effin' hilarious.
Way to go for posting this.

Peanut butter. Of course, I hate peanuts in general.

akk328: I believe that's made by Revolution.

My boyfriend's a major tea snob, and he would like to point out that while oolong is awesome and his probably his favorite tea, a true tea drinker knows what pu-erh is.

(I think both oolong and pu-erh are awesome as well.)

I'm guilty of eating the entire slice, crust and all, using a knife and fork.

And my reason for doing so is rather pathetic, I suppose. I just don't like getting my hands oily.

Ah, I was worried there for a second. Good thing I have no kidney problems. I didn't care for starfruit the first time I tried it, but I've been wanting to give it another shot. After all, the star is my favorite shape.

Actually, I guess it wasn't a pasta thing. I can't really remember exactly what it was. A steamer?

Sigh. If only I could get taro and black sesame ice cream out here in California (well, I think I could, but I have no idea where to look). I love both flavors.

Go go bacon doughnut. Those things are awesome.

Sugar. My favorite is slightly lemony and dipped in moderately large grains of sugar. I also like snickerdoodles. However, I have yet to try baking them; I've made a lot of "meh" chocolate chip cookies, though.
My boyfriend considers sugar cookies worthless. I am determined to prove him wrong.