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"  As we already told you, Barack Obama&amp;#039;s love of cheeseburgers is well-documented, though whether that love has anything to do with campaign photo ops is another matter. Now, apropos of tomorrow&amp;#039;s national holiday, the Awl has a fascinating list detailing the highlights of every presidential menu since George Washington. It turns out, particularly in private, Obama might be at least as likely to chow down on something as healthy as pistachios or spinach or Nicorette (presumably not for the flavor). We&amp;#039;ve categorized some of the other revelations below. The good: Thomas Jefferson&amp;#039;s ragout and parmesan (still sounds tasty after over two-hundred years), Andrew Jackson&amp;#039;s oysters, John Adams&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;copious amounts of cider,&amp;quot; JFK&amp;#039;s steak and beer, Gerald Ford&amp;#039;s waffles with strawberries and sour cream (okay, maybe a little weird). The not-so-great: William Taft&amp;#039;s baked possum, Millard Fillmore&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;mock turtle soup,&amp;quot; Chester A. Arthur&amp;#039;s Rhode Island eels, William Henry Harrison and James Garfield&amp;#039;s squirrel stew, FDR and Lyndon Johnson&amp;#039;s chipped beef, Bill Clinton&amp;#039;s Egg McMuffins and Kool-Aid. The unclassifiable: George Washington&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;hoe cakes&amp;quot; and lettuce tart, Dwight Eisenhower&amp;#039;s prune whip, Millard Fillmore&amp;#039;s pigeon, Lyndon Johnson&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;salad chopped fine and eaten with a spoon,&amp;quot; Ronald Reagan&amp;#039;s hamburger soup, Obama&amp;#039;s Dentyne Ice. There you have it. See the whole list and let us know what you think in the comments. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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