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Drizzle ketchup on that cottage cheese, One last lunch before the leader leaves.
hank Andrew Jackson kept a fourteen hundred pound wheel of cheese in the White House lobby.
hank Ronald Reagan consumed over three hundred thousand jelly beans a year to quit smoking.
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Nixon's final meal: President Richard Nixon's final meal in the White House before his 1974 resignation was a bowl of cottage cheese topped with pineapple and ketchup.
A soft, mild, white cheese made from the curds of skimmed milk. Richard Nixon famously ate this topped with ketchup for his final White House lunch in 1974.
What drink did Lyndon B. Johnson have a special button installed on his Oval Office desk to summon?
What 1,400-pound food item did Andrew Jackson keep in the White House lobby for two years?
Which president reportedly ate unpeeled raw potatoes like apples because he claimed the earthy taste reminded him of a simpler America?
Why did Ronald Reagan originally start eating jelly beans, eventually consuming over 300,000 per year?
Which president had a strong dislike for broccoli and officially banned it from Air Force One in 1990?
Which president was known for demanding his steaks be cooked so well-done that chefs said they looked like shoe leather?
Which early US president introduced macaroni and cheese and french fries to the American public after tasting them in France?