My experience with Taco Bell is that I’m always asked if I want any sauce. If I say yes they ask mild, medium, or hot. Then they always throw a handful in the bag -- but they charge for extra sour cream if you ask for it.

Now you have me craving a Le Menu frozen dinner. I really miss them.

How can In-N-Out be most popular in America in any year where, even now, they are only in six states? I would love to try their burgers, but I live on the east coast. Also, Hardee’s - Carl’s Jr should have received a shout-out for their breakfast biscuit sandwiches.

Who in the world is Steve Kornacki?

I love hard boiled eggs: by themselves seasoned with Jane’s Crazy Mixed Up Salt, sliced on sandwich bread smeared with mayo, chopped or sliced in a salad, or deviled with a sprinkle of good olive oil. I love hard boiled eggs.

Well, I’ve tried apple fritters from many places, but my favorite comes from 7-11.

Ahh, I really loved the McDonald’s breakfast buffet on Newtown Rd in Virginia Beach. The only one better was at the Golden Corral.

Sorry, I can’t agree. Salad Secret is really nothing more than Seasoned Salt made by almost every retail spice company and the main ingredient is salt. Get creative: make your own blend of spices and go easy on the salt.

Well, I’m offended that some people are offended.

Gosh, I always thought God was a bush.

That scene in War Hunt where he has the cowardly Robert Redford pinned against the wall with a knife at his throat. I’ve never seen such believable acting before or since.

I have one word: Pepsi. Straight up. Not diet. Not flavored.

Any of the above in any order as long as they are the dark chocolate versions. Milk chocolate isn’t really chocolate.

Sorry, but the thing of it is that it’s cherries that don’t taste like cherries. Cherry cough drops have the true cherry flavor. Everyone knows that deep down in their hearts. Once again nature coughs up a poor imitation of the only true cherry flavor: Luden’s (Oh, and Jell-O).

The new KFC fries are the best of any fast food chain (especially those skinny sticks at McDonalds).

The last thing in the world I would want to make is McDonald’s fries. They’re not even as good as potato stix (and they’re pretty bad). My secret vice is Popeye’s onion rings.

As a person of Quaker ancestry I’m offended by the use of a Quaker in promoting oats. My people actually prefer corn (just to be clear, but not whiny).

I moved to northern Virginia and I miss Hardees, especially at breakfast. Hardees, please come to Leesburg!

So where is the pictured recipe?

Frankly, the political references are getting rather boring. Please stick to the subject of food.