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is good on everything and trader joe's has an amazing selection of hummus. the horseradish hummus is tied with the garlic for my favorite. and the three layer cilantro red pepper regular....i kinda like all the ones i've tried.
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best is with olive_oil and pine nuts and sundried tomatoes on top. Think trader_joes has that. someone stole my hummus though.
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I was born in lacy sandals and cargo shorts a contradiction in dinosaur shirts. raised on preservatives and prime colors: tonka trucks and plastic houses. Uniform Suburbanism in perfect linear rows and tan hues. I was born without culture feigning identity, grasping for association munching on baloney sandwiches and gallons of HI-C. I was born in a field of perfectly manicured grass and tupperware. Raised in mega churches, Costco-sized salvation for our grumbling stomachs where we compared and contrasted and left just as dissatisfied. And my mother, She brought us lemonade and made us frozen pizza. And my father, He’d come to visit and talk on his car phone. And my siblings, They’d make their dream worlds and hit each other. And me, I walked away. and ate hummus instead of mayonnaise.
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endless desire, I like that. It reminds me of a poem that I don't remember - not by David McGimpsey but recommended by him? Like I said, I don't remember. But anyway, it's amazing how an entire set of associations can be evoked just by mentioning a food. And mmmm, hummus. With extra lemon sauce. But mayo to go with club sandwiches.
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ever hummusing
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funny how when i first became vegetarian i hated the stuff i live on it now
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he made two kinds for lunch, regular and spicy
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what's it to you?
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