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Also, I made soup and grilled cheese.

Plain yogurt (sugar free), dark chocolate and Earl Grey tea. Soothing :3

Also went to Marks&Spencer (yes it came back in France) to buy some snacks and sugary stuff :p

Fish on bread. Just like a burger. But with less beef, and more fish. It's pretty tasty, but doesn't come close to my favourite food of all time.

Blueberry muffin and Wu Long Earl Grey tea: blissful :3

Potatoes. With ketchup. I can't believe how German I am today.

Is it Curry Gewürz-type ketchup?

Nope, unfortunately it was regular ketchup. Don't know why my mother keeps buying that when the curry stuff is way better. And sometimes even cheaper.

There is curry ketchup, aye. It's quite common over here. It tastes way better than regular ketchup, in my opinion. Slightly spicy, but not spicy enough to hurt even infants. It's really good stuff.

There's several variants, some more spicy than others. I find it to be a bit more...it's either sweet or sour, I can't really tell the difference between those two sometimes. I'm bad for explaining food stuff.

It's decent, aye. I still prefer mayonaise, just because I like the taste of it better. For some strange reason, McDonald's mayonaise tastes way better than any other mayonaise I've ever had. And the best chicken nuggets in my life were from a Burger King in Turkey, when we went there for holidays one year. I like English crisps (Tyrrell's if you can find those in a store), although I have to pay some extra money over here. Food is great. Pizza with extra cheese.

Miracle Whip tastes kinda weird to me, but I guess that's just because I'm not quite used to it yet. Tastes a bit strong.

What bugs me the most about food is, whenever I tell people about my favourite food (Flammkuchen), if they're not from around here they have no idea what I'm talking about, and trying to explain it just makes it worse.

It's way more than just that. Read the wikipedia article, find a recipe, make it yourself. It's good stuff. Really good stuff. Especially if you add cheese.

I can't cook either. Fortunately, it's so common here I can just buy one at the supermarket, plonk it into the oven and wait a couple of minutes.

Is it weird that I dislike the taste of energy drinks and coffee?

I always liked bitter chocolate, until my mother bought some really bitter chocolate. I remember reading the label, where it said "50% whateveritscalled" and I thought it was gonna be great.

I couldn't even swallow one bite.

You're a weird person! But so am I. I really really really hate cheese unless it's melted like on a pizza.