What was President John Tyler's favorite food?
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Favorite food was mutton chops.
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my favorite food is eggs.
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George Washington.  Got to love those wooden teeth.  \n\n\nCome on what kind of question is this.  The only half way decent not old president was JFK
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JKR mentions a lot of foods and some drinks that Harry really likes, but the only things she mentions as one of his favorites is "treacle tart."\n\nIn Book 5 of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the reader is told that Harry ate, "...a large plateful of his favorite treacle tart."\n\nIf you would like a recipe for Treacle Tart, I have several, feel free to contact me.
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Veal cutlets with eggplant parmigiana and pasta. Can't be beat!!! It was my favorite meal as a teenager when I used to order it every Saturday night at an Italian restaurant, and 50 years later, it still is.\n\nHope you agree.
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mr and Mrs Tyler.\n\n\nsorry but someone had to say it lol
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Black pudding.\n\nThe English eat it with bacon and eggs for breakfast. \n\nIt is fried pigs blood.
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Jelly Bellies!\n\nYummy, pear is my favorite flavor, but I don't think they had that one when Reagan was in office!\n\nIf you ever get a chance, visit the factory in Emeryville, CA.  The tour is free, and it's pretty fun!
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peanus  butter?\n\nLMAO  \ni like PEANUT butter and jelly
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a great big juicy steak smothered with onions. a baked potato with chive sour cream, corn on the cob smothered in real butter, hot biscuits with honey, a tossed salad with plenty of  French or Russian dressing, glasses of iced tea, and for desert a green tomato pie -- the best pie ever -- with Swiss cheese to go along with the pie of course
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French Frise.\nBut anything one need fork for, this one sometimes eat with fingers. (blushing)\nChicken, mmmm.
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Do you mean "Who was the first president of the USA to watch a movie in the White House?"
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Daniel Boone.  To find out how he died.  My husband says he choked to death while eating mustard greens and I find that hard to believe.  I have researched this and can find no answers.
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C-rations, which were not nearly as tasty as MRE's!  Canned fruit cocktail was a favorite because it needed no prep.  Most entrees were designed to be heated first, this was difficult at times, so we ate them cold, grease and all.  Pork and beans were also a favorite because you could eat it either way without having to gag it down.  Beef patties were difficult because when you opened a can of this slop, the grease was all coagulated.  Man, if you didn't heat em up first, you sure didn't have need for stool softeners for the next week or so.\n\nThis was before easy opening cans, so everything had to be opened with your special GI can opener.  Most of us carried this silly little thing in the lapel of our utility shirt.  You didn't want to loose this thing or you wound up beating the can over rocks or stabbing it with your K-bar.  Boy, that was no fun!\n\nC-rations were good for barter.  The natives thought it was a feast.  Hell, they would trade some of their sought after wares for c-rations.  Machetes, watermelon, goose eggs, even San Miguel beer were items they would surrender for C-rations or mosquito nets.  Yes sir, those were the days!
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George Washington was the first president of the United States.  He was a tobacco farmer and the commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution.\n\n\nHe also have teeth made of ivory.
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I would say pork. Because I had to remove a body from a housefire and it smelled like baked ham. I couldn't eat ham for a long time after that.