The 16 Foods

[DirectorAbbie]

ESI: Ice Cream Cold, but if you take the time to try it, you'll find it's sweet.

LSE: Beef It does well in almost any situation, but it's still the same.

EIE: Potato It can easily behave differently so that more people will like it.

LIE: Caviar It takes a lot of money.

ILI: Crouton Not the primary focus, but it adds spice and texture.

IEE: Parfait Usually sweet, but you never know what comes next.

SLI: Fried Chicken An old standby with a little spice.

SEE: Banana No tools are necessary for it to satisfy people, and it's soon gone.

SEI: Kiwi Fuzzy on the outside, fun on the inside.

ESE: Jell-O Colorful and bouncy.

LSI: Lime It has a thick skin and is kinda tart.

SLE: Rhubarb It's tough, it's deadly, and sweetening doesn't help much.

EII: Corn It's an essential, comes in two varieties, and is good anytime.

ILE: Noodles How good they are depends on their surroundings, but they're always good for a laugh.

IEI: Doughnut Sweet, but not good for you, and something's missing.

LII: Mango They don't look special, but they're bizarre on the inside.


Let's have some more perspectives.

[717495]

Mangos look kind of interesting. I think you gave Beta all the bad foods, and Gamma too except for ESI. Noodles aren't that good either. I'm wondering what order this is in. At least no one is an apple

[DirectorAbbie]

Mangos look kind of interesting. I think you gave Beta all the bad foods, and Gamma too except for ESI. Noodles aren't that good either. I'm wondering what order this is in. At least no one is an apple

The only bad foods on the list are parfaits and rhubarb. The rest I like.
The order it's in is the order I thought of it in.

[Creepy-]

Some of those are kinda funny. But definitely with IEI, LSI, and LIE, I see biases, or at least what I perceive to be biases. Especially IEI. "Something's missing." What does that even mean?

[Galen]

I was hoping for corn dogs for me

[DirectorAbbie]

How are you like a corn dog, Arctures?

Some of those are kinda funny. But definitely with IEI, LSI, and LIE, I see biases, or at least what I perceive to be biases. Especially IEI. "Something's missing." What does that even mean?

Of course there are biases. That's why I asked for more perspectives.
IEIs are missing the part of their brain that points out what the most obvious, logical answer is, or Te.

[Galen]

How are you like a corn dog, Arctures?

ENFps are delicious