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What is your favorite midnight snack?

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Maybe before you go to bed, or when you wake up hungry...what's your go-to snack?

 

Definitely cereal for me.

 

What about you?

Definitely cereal. Lucky Charms most of the time.

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Definitely cereal. Lucky Charms most of the time.

 

I switch all the time, but Lucky Charms is definitely in the rotation.

Some pecans or almonds.

1) Hungry at midnight

2) Go downstairs and open refrigerator.

3) See what leftovers are available inside Tupperware.

4) Eat leftovers and go back to bed.

5) Next morning, Mrs. @nkypete yells at Mr. @nkypete for eating tonight's dinner.

Midnight snack? Ha!! The warden here puts a lock on the refrigerator at 10pm! However, I am permitted water.

Whatever lunchmeat is in the fridge wrapped around a piece of cheese and a bread & butter pickle.

I snack on peanuts at night while I'm watching TV. If I'm feeling really frisky, maybe an ice cream sandwich.

Maybe before you go to bed, or when you wake up hungry...what's your go-to snack?

 

Definitely cereal for me.

 

What about you?

 

Meatloaf.

Cheetos. Eat them every night before I go to bed.

 

I think I would make my pillowcases orange if I did that!

Usually just a couple pieces of lunch meat cause it's the only easy thing I got.

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