<p>Stuff with chocolate = best friends. Silly String = friends for life (not food, I know, but more fun than can be described without the help of powerful computers, though I was not loved by dorm parent/advisor).</p>
<p>Thanks. I’ll get a bunch of hershey’s and other delicious stuff. Maybe nutella.</p>
<p>PB&Co Dark Chocolate Dreams is outrageously delicious. </p>
<p>I love chocolate. Do not trust me with chocolate. If I am your future roommate, beware!! :P</p>
<p>“Chocolate” is marvelously similar to “Choate.”</p>
<p>Stressed spelled backwards is “desserts”.</p>
<p>@cmark5 - checking with DS to see what appliances are available in the EHS common area kitchens. It may vary from dorm to dorm. I know only mini fridges are allowed in senior rooms. That’s it. Anything with a heating element is prohibited in all dorm rooms.</p>
<p>We periodically send care packages that containing 4-5 dozen brownies made with Ghirardelli Chocolate mix. Suffice it to say, DS has many friends, and when we visit, we are treated well by the boys. 
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<p>@cmark5 - Episcopal dorms do not have full kitchens. The common area kitchen area contains a microwave, refrigerator, freezer, and sink. In the fall and spring, students do utilize outside grills for cookouts.</p>
<p>i70sband- Great, thank you so much for your help! I just wanted to make sure that they at least had fridge/sink, since I wouldn’t use a stove or oven anyways.</p>
<p>In my experience, most every dorm will have a sink, microwave, and refrigerator in their commons. </p>