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Display Name:	EMNemastil
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The smell of asafetida is hideous. I am still trying to find a way for my husband to store it so I don't get a face-full every time I walk past the spice cupboard. From the Spice Cupboard: Asafoetida (or Asafetida) Flag this comment	2/24/11 7:56 PM
I do this, too. Laptop, iPhone, Nook, they all have a place on my nightstand. In Bed With Tech: Do You Have a Hard Time Unplugging? Reader Survey Flag this comment	1/5/11 6:19 PM
This would be a perfect Christmas gift for my husband... Win This CM2 Bakeware Set from Chicago Metallic! Holiday Giveaway 2010 Flag this comment	11/25/10 1:04 PM
Mmmm... In our family, popovers are a holiday tradition. My mom got me a pan for my first Christmas with my husband =) Help Me Identify This Not-Quite-A-Muffin-Pan! Good Questions Flag this comment	11/13/10 6:18 PM
A bagle sandwich stop around here used to sever "Ranchero" sauce on a few of their sandwiches. it wasn't Ranch, but definitely was mayo-based, and quite yummy. Odd Bedfellows: Ranch Dressing on a Breakfast Sandwich? Flag this comment	11/1/10 10:04 AM
Another GR resident here! Founders is AMAZING, even if the Breakfast Stout is a little too much for my delicate palate. West Michigan has a pretty rockin' beer scene overall, in great part thanks to Founders. Beer Review: Founders Breakfast Stout Beer Sessions Flag this comment	10/5/10 6:27 PM
If we are speaking of at-home habits, and of controlling how much you eat, I would advocate much more strongly for taking at first a little bit less than you think you may need, then going back for more if you chose to do so. There is no need to waste the "untaken" food, you may pack it in a lunch the next day or make use of it in some other way. If we are speaking of restaurants, I think it is acceptable to ask the restaurant to box the unfinished portion (or even box half in advance of your meal) In the homes of others, it is reasonable to leave food on your plate if the serving was too much for you. Conscientious Eater: Leaving Food On the Plate \| Apartment Therapy The Kitchn Flag this comment	2/1/10 4:37 PM
The few chickens that would need to be culled is still SO SMALL in terms of how many chickens are destroyed by large egg/chicken meat producers. If you're willing to respectfully care for your own chickens, you will be doing many more chickens a favor than those that would need to be removed from your flock. Backyard Chicken Flocks Bad for ... Chickens? \| Apartment Therapy Re-Nest Flag this comment	12/16/09 6:36 PM
Worst by far, Cheetos, IMHO. Apartment Therapy The Kitchen \| The Best (and Worst) Foods to Eat While Reading Flag this comment	4/12/08 12:19 PM