Even culinary experts crave fast food and packaged snacks.

But when left to their devices and attuned to their cravings, they have surprisingly relatable eating habits.

“I can eat a whole box in a day!

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I used to cook a dish that was Ritz Cracker-crusted fish in a Creole-seasoned tomato butter sauce.

I thought it was a fun dish using such a humble ingredient like Ritz.

It turns out, they are great and offer the perfect balance of sweet and salty!

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Use our chocolate-dunkedNo-Bake Cookie Butter Sandwich Cookiesas a guide, skipping the filling, and dipping each cracker individually.

Uniss reheats the breaded chicken then tops it withpasta sauceand slices of fresh mozzarella.

For this chef, you achieve a super-satisfying meal quicklyno breading or frying necessary.

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“And lets face it: fat tastes good.”

Schroeder uses this to embellish many savory things he consumes fromegg sandwichesandfried riceto coldrotisserie chickenor raw vegetables.

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Its always juicy and delicious.

Ive also recently become pretty infatuated with Kirklands Signature Organic Feta.

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So whats his order?

If hes more in the mood to grab-and-go, he indulges in twoReeses Peanut Butter Cupsstraight from the freezer.

“The flavor harmony thats pure magica dream for the palate before dreaming in my sleep.”

I love eating cheese on sandwiches, crackers, or just bread.

Chefs, in particular, hate throwing away food, says Schroeder.