Bush's chief chef: first choice for lunch is peanut butter and honey or grilled cheese

He has the same dining preferences as my 4 year-old daughter. :eyes:

My mom used to cut our PB&J sandwiches with a cookie cutter. I bet * would love that. :eyes:

belief.

so what if he has a peanut butter or a cheese sandwich for lunch? I do too, occasionally.

But I couldn't exactly say it's my first choice. Jeez, he really is a child.

-chef-

... I sure as hell wouldn't waste those talents. Sure ... I like an occasional grilled cheese sandwich ... and peanut butter is a staple in my diet (as my waist bears testimony), but I'd sure enjoy having someone with that talent and the resources of the White House put a bit of fun into lunchtime. Imagine! Having that kind of culinary diversity available and being so incurious and myopic to have them do something any teenager can do! Ridiculous.

Gads! It reminds me of those people who take their kids along to a really good restaurant and the kids whine for a Big Mac. If my kid did that he wouldn't get a Big Mac ever again.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=389&topic_id=111026

http://nymag.com/daily/food/2007/02/another_bush_cook_tells_all.html

“The Loneliest President,” the cover story in this week’s magazine (http://nymag.com/news/politics/Bush/26997/index.html ), keeps resonating with us. Earlier, we wondered aloud whether Bush’s near-delusional state had something to do with the departures of his two pastry chefs. Now we discover that a new memoir, White House Chef , from former head cook Walter Scheib, who was fired by the Bushes in early 2005, supports John Heilemann’s suggestion that W. is an emotionally stunted, narcissistic personality incapable of empathy or growth.

Bush, who called Scheib “cookie,” “wanted his food to hit the table at the same time his posterior hit the chair,” and would never eat anything green or “wet.” What did he eat? Almost exclusively BLTs, grilled-cheese sandwiches made with Kraft singles and white bread, peanut-butter-and-honey sandwiches, and hamburgers. Whichever item Scheib had at the ready, the president would reject. (Scheib learned to anticipate this, keeping all four foods prepared at all times.) In his final weeks on the job, Scheib admitted he was fired, rather than saying he resigned. For this perceived act of disloyalty, he was immediately dismissed. The chef does not reveal whether Bush then turned over his bowl of Cheerios.


PLEASE check out the caption under the photo!

:rofl:

Look forward to his next book. What to Cook on a Desert Island, after the chimp's exile.

or a burger or a grilled-cheese or pb with honey..... All ready :shrug:

biting back

And instant mac and cheese (in the little envelopes). And goldfish crackers.

Oh, and jello...:9

make little happy faces on them too?