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Sounds like you'd fit right in as a Texan. They melt cheese over everything, lol. :P
and Garlic Salt! take a piece of bread, sprinkle it with garlic salt, and top with a slice of Velveeta cheese. Nuke until the Velveeta melts (which doesn't take long) - and Voila! Instant snack or even meal.
who says us college guys couldn't cook?!
Lol, that's awesome. ;) As a friend said...You know you're a poor college student when you start making spaghetti with Ramen noodles and ketchup for sauce.
plus those frozen meat-pies - 19 cents each (in those days) at Food City. plus those blue boxes of macaroni-&-cheese, 4 for a dollar at Food City.
to this day, i can't stomach those meat pies anymore.
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