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well said. of course those no California teams probably have no clue what this is. poor poor deprived souls. I only eat their grilled cheese (because i'm a vegetarian) and i still love eating there!

their food is definitely what you need to recharge a tiered and sleep deprived team! =p

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Six bags of microwave popcorn... per day.

If we don't choke from all the aluminum dust, there's always diacetyl poisoning...

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girl scout cookies!:ahh:

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we eat a TON of Little Ceasers pizza.

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Francour cookies! They are cookies made by some students mom and are wicked good and when mentioned they stop all progress!;)

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So do we, if we're in the shop during dinner during the week. Our sessions don't start until 6, but if there are mentors or a few selected students in the shop before then, Little Caesars it is.

Again, we don't start until 6 on weekdays, and end at 4 on Sunday, so the only time we need to have team dinners is Saturdays. Thanks to some very nice mommys and daddys, Saturday dinners are all homemade, and we can't thank them enough.

And then there's those of us who come right to the shop from work or are running late, and bring our dinner with us...

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Haha we usually have potlucks here too ^.^ the parents provide lots of good food usually including Spam Musubis and Noodles and pizza and pineapples....well not pineapples but they are good >.<

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I hate to say it (since it isn't Aussie) but Pizza Hut!!! We all also like any type of "lolly" and Tim-Tams. Tim-Tams are an extremely Aussie cookie that are AMAZINGLY GOOD!!!

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We haven't really had much in the ways of meals (meetings from 4:30 to 7:30, they go home for dinner) but this past saturday one of our students volunteered to bring pizza, even though I couldn't attend, I have a feeling much little ceasers was to be had (followed by food comas). Parents usually bring in snack stuff snack packs of chips (huge boxes of these), granola bars are a must (good boost if needed), as well as fruit, and we always have soda or water on hand to drink.
The more I think about it, the more I think we need to have a "dinner party" type thing... the team really hasn't had "time to themselves". A potluck for 20 can't be too hard to plan, can it?!