Serious Eats - seriouseats.com

absolute favorite way to eat it is definitely by itself. Other options include on super fresh crusty bread with a nice glass (or two!) of white wine. yum!

Every few weeks, I get a sudden unexplainable craving for McD's 20 piece chicken nuggets with sweet n' sour. I proceed to eat the shell off before I can eat the salty sponge within. Takes a loooong time, but it's so much more enjoyable this way!

Prepackaged cilantro and pork dumplings fried until they're nice and crispy, packages of super spicy ramen with just enough water to dissolve the soup base and make a nice spicy paste, kale chips topped with truffle oil and garlic salt and whenever possible, leftover garlic and salt veggies from dinner the night before - best eaten cold. yuum.
...I may have a problem with salt-dependency..

I've come to realize that most, if not all, of my close friends were picked because of their shared love of a good meal (and sometimes, just an appreciation for pigging out). I hateee hearing "I hate you for eating all that and still being so skinny" and "cupcakes for breakfast again?!" from coworkers and friends alike. I enjoy food and hate having my eating habits scrutinized. Your friend might just have realized that she could make a few changes with her diet just for health reasons (shinier hair, nice skin, etc) instead of anything related to an eating disorder. If you really feel so self conscious about it, perhaps you should bring it up at your next encounter and just let her know you're making sure there's nothing wrong with her eating habits. Then just let go and enjoy what you want because there are too many delicious things that have yet to be exposed to your tastebuds :)

Instant noodles. I always ALWAYS have to use the entire packet of MSG each time (for the full flavor effect - it's not the same without it!) and I spend the rest of the day/night feeling bloated but oh-so-satisfied :)