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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

Spit out the cookies?! WTF.

Can we be rational here? Take one small bite from each cookie. (Or actually, break off one small bite of cookie so you don't have to throw the rest away.)

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

Spit out the cookies?! WTF.

Can we be rational here? Take one small bite from each cookie. (Or actually, break off one small bite of cookie so you don't have to throw the rest away.)

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Ma Peche, 'Momofuku Midtown': Tien Ho Is a Peach of a Chef

Oh, and the house banh mi wasn't very good. Some slack because they are just opening up, but really, that sandwich was nothing to write home about. There are better versions in Brooklyn for $4.

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Ma Peche, 'Momofuku Midtown': Tien Ho Is a Peach of a Chef

You neglect to price any of these items, but I'll do it for you because as Ma Peche is inside the Chambers Hotel, you are working with hotel food prices.

First, the Midtown Lunch specials are only on weekdays and for a limited time. We found this out when we went on Saturday.

Bahn Mi $10 (just a six inch sandwich, no side, no garnish)
Pork rice noodles $18
Burger w/ fries $16

The 4 cookies and milk $10 (!)

In other words, this stuff (like the downtown Momos) are overpriced for what you get. Unless you get multiple items, expect to be hungry with these portions.

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This is a disgusting waste of candy by people who have too much.

Instead, why not send excess Halloween candy to the troops overseas by putting together a care package. It will be appreciated.

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This season has much better contestants, performing at a much higher level. At least 5 decent contenders for the prize.

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

Agree with RJ Foodie, the word diet is a 4 letter word to me, just brings up all sorts of bad associations including the word, bad...

Of all the foods, who can blame u for too many C3's........

Go play some squash, drink some water and reset your internal eating barometer....try on some of your old pants and keep Thinner around....

And have a happy T-day!!!!

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Green bean casserole, it's not really special but we only have it twice a year. I guess that's what makes it special.

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My favorite Thanksgiving side is stuffing with gravy.

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

@Pupster - There's something about biting into a cookie that makes it more enjoyable. Perhaps it's the knowledge there are more bites to come?

@Ed - 2 lbs isn't horrible. If presented with a choice between cookies or 2 less lbs, I'd choose cookies. You can always exercise a little more tomorrow.

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Fried Turkey, stuffing and gingersnap gravy in one bite. By far my favorite holiday as it is truly THE holiday for food lovers! I can't wait!!

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Oyster stuffing. Tough part, finding enough people who aren't oyster-phobic...

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Gotta go with roasted garlic mashed potatoes. I could eat it all.

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

Report from SE World Headquarters: Ed showed admirable restraint in this week's tasting. :)

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

I agree with betteirene--it's darn cold outside and all I want to do is crawl in bed with a huge bowl of mashed potatoes...fie on the winter!

And hey, how do you NOT gain weight tasting cookies all week? Jeez!

2 pounds is nothing...you've come so far, and one week can't take that away.

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My moms - potatoes, summer savory and crushed crackers, also includes tons of butter and a few onions - I miss stuffing since it started killing people :(

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

Ed - "get right back on the diet horse"....the word diet worries me. I am under the belief that the only way you can master the weight thing is to not think in terms of diet. Diet implies restrictions and bad stuff. I don't like the word "lifestyle change", either, though. I am sure you will be back down those few pounds soon...but you may want to rethink your use of the word diet...just a thought. :-)

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I love homemade warm applesauce!! That and the apple pie are my favorite part of Thanksgiving. I don't like most of the other food including the turkeY!

Thanks for the giveaway!

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

@marchpane - that made me laugh. ed, i so admire you for putting all of this out there, be it a good week or a bad one. i don't think i could do the same. holiday season is, as we all know, tough for everyone - i have thanksgiving immediately followed by my birthday, which amounts to a multitude special meals with loved ones. my main goal is to enjoy life and food while making reasonable sacrifices where i can. for example, having seriously delicious food on only TWO days of "birthday week" instead of four or five. and please keep up the cookie testing - conducting that research is a most valuable service for all new yorkers, and we appreciate it and all that you do!

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This year it will be pumpkin ravioli with sage brown butter sauce.

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 94: Too Many Chocolate Chip Cookie Taste Tests

I second the hibernation comment - all I've been wanting to do these past two weeks are sleep and eat cheese.

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