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I love white rice with tomato sauce and parm cheese. It looks disgusting, but tastes like heaven.

I love the way apples taste, but alas, I'm allergic. I rather enjoy breathing, so no apples for me. It makes me sad, but I've learned to live without.

Grilled cheese without a doubt. I could definitely live without peanut butter and jelly in sandwich form. Peanut butter and jelly as separate items? No, but defiitely in sandwich form. I seriously love grilled cheese.

We send my brother beef jerkey, slim jims, lemonheads(his very favorite candy), gum, powdered gatorade(he asked for it so he could share it with his soldiers), trail mix...basically, as long as it wasn't chocolate or dangerous type items(glass bottles) it was good. Also, if he makes a special request, I go out of my way to get it or let it be known that he wants it, as some things are hard to get even in the commissary in Germany. Another thing we send frequently is the Crystal Light On The Go packets that you can put in bottled water or even in the camelback bags. They make a lot of good flavors and different types. He likes the Immunity(Cherry Pommegranite), the Energy(Wild Strawberry), the lemonade and the green tea. I'm going to send him the Hydration(Berry Splash) one to see how he likes it.

We always had Peter Pan growning up. My dad used to love (and still eats on occasion) waffles or pancakes smothered in chunky Peter Pan and syrup. I prefer chunky peanut butter too, but now that I'm older, I really don't care about the brand.

BBQ sauce!!!

Unfortunately the only food I really, really like on this list is pomegranate juice. I like it with vodka.

Without a doubt, salt. I love to put it on watermelon and cantelope. It just makes it taste so much sweeter. I may look more like my mother, but i am proud to have inherited my father's love of salt.

Definitely onion rings and cheese sticks...oh yes, heart attack waiting to happen, I know, but I like living dangerously.

I always liked eating ice pops when I got sunburned. As far as the remedies, mix 1 cup skim milk, 4 cups cool water, and some ice cubes and dip a cloth in it. Cold compress = awesome. Also, a cool (not freezing cold) bath with half a cup of cooked oatmeal can help relieve the itching. If you don't like the oatmeal idea, you can add baking soda to a bath of tepid water, but instead of towling it off at the end, let it dry on you. Hope this helps!

Apples. Fruit, juice...the whole thing. Disappointing, I know. But it's pretty easy to avoid.

I can't think of a good reason that my worst enemy would be at my house, but I probably wouldn't invite her into my house to begin with because I'd be terrified that she'd un-hinge her jaws and swallow me whole! I am a failure at being diplomatic.

I've been vegetarian since I was 2. I got violently ill and ended up in the hospital with dehydration 3 times. The first time, my parents thought they had undercooked something and gave me food poisoning. After the third time, they told me I didn't have to eat anything I didn't want to. I haven't purposefully had meat since then. I'm not vegan...I would die without butter and cheese. When my husband and I were dating, he and one of my friends slipped a small piece of chicken into something I was eating when I was out of the room. I immedietely got sick. Yeah, I still married him. I hate that people willfully try to sneak meat into my food. I respect your decison to eat meat. It shouldn't be that hard for you to respect my decision not to.