Mac and cheese will always be the best thing to eat on Thanksgiving hands down and deserves to be on the podium of your plates every year. Though people may not think of mac and cheese as part of a traditional Thanksgiving, they really should because it brings a sense of comfort, a tasteful flavor, and a few other aspects that some dishes can’t bring to your Thanksgiving table. Mac and cheese has an irresistible creamy, cheesy crunch that satisfies you as no other thing can. Though I will admit there are other tasty dishes out there like ham or turkey, few can undoubtedly match the richness of mac and cheese. Every single time, if you make the mac and cheese just right, you will accomplish a gooey and crunchy cheese mixed with perfectly cooked pasta that will create an ideal savory bite every single time. The variety of flavors and textures expands when eating mac and cheese which makes memories and Thanksgiving Day’s number 1 dish. Not a lot of people like turkey or stuffing but it’s hard to find people who wouldn’t even like mac and cheese. Mac and cheese might seem very simple but the dish can have a huge impact on families and their meals. There are even more types of flavors of mac and cheese you can make. For example, Cheetos mac and cheese is extremely delicious. The Cheetos mac and cheese also has a nice little crunch of cheesy chips running down to your stomach. So while there are plenty of amazing dishes on the Thanksgiving table, mac and cheese deserves a special place. Its a basically like a recipe thats been passed down from generation to generation. In the end mac and cheese is at the top and all the other Thanksgiving foods are at the bottom and I stand by it till this day.
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Steven Fuller is a 17-year-old senior at Agua Fria High School which he has attended since his sophomore year. Before that, he lived in California, Nevada, and Washington, eventually moved to Arizona, and has been here ever since. This year will be his first and last year as part of the journalism staff at Agua Fria. In the past 3 years at AFHS Steven has grown to be interested in community-serving activities like being a part of the Agua Fria chapter of the NHS and the southwestern district of Kiwanis’ key club at Agua Fria all while growing his long-time love for Basketball. Steven is also planning to join the Agua Fria Men's Basketball team because of his love for it.
Steven is very passionate about what he’s held near and dear to himself and how it has impacted him. Steven has always put his family above all else; being this family-oriented has made him the caring and cheerful individual he has become over the years, “My family is the most important thing for me, they are the reason to make as much money as I can”. He has always had a strong love for basketball since he was around 11 years old with his current favorite player being Anthony Edwards (Shooting guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves, # 5). He's also quite interested in college. He wants to study computer science for the money: but if money didn't matter he would study medicine or criminal justice. He wants to attend college to “provide for my family,” said Fuller during an interview.
Among his passion lies his academic success. Steven went from a kid who was angry with the world and didn't care for school to a kid who strives for greatness. His attempts to build himself back up have not gone unnoticed; this past May he was accepted into the Agua Fria Chapter of the National Honors Society. He hopes his triumph will, “Get me into a good place where I can care for my family.” Steven is on his way to accomplishing his dream of becoming a computer engineer.