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Sunny Anderson is the host of Cooking for Real and Home Made in America. She grew up traveling the world as an Army brat and along the way indulged in many local cuisines. While in the Air Force, she also picked up an interest in music, which led to her becoming a radio host and a music magazine editor. Before joining Food Network, Sunny ran her own catering business, Sunny's Delicious Dishes. But, did you know there's no food that Sunny isn't willing to try at least once? Find out more about Sunny in her Q&A below.

What's your Achilles' heel ingredient, one that you hate to work with or encounter in someone else's dish?

Sunny Anderson: I'm a true omnivore; I like pretty much all ingredients.

What was your most memorable meal? What, Where, Who? Details, please.

SA: My most memorable meals are ones my Grandma Williams makes or meals throughout the years that I've had to celebrate something.

What dish or ingredient will we never catch you eating?

SA: After doing Chopped All-Stars, I'll never eat Seafood Pepper Pot Soup.

Is there one dish that you always order out and never make at home?

If you weren’t in food, what career would you have liked to have tried?

SA: I don't consider myself to be "in food". I'm in life and food is a major part of it. I try to do what I love, so I've always had careers surrounding that. I feel like I've already enjoyed so much leading up to this part of my life and I don't have any wants outside of what I'm presently in, which is the part of my life where I share my love of food and my recipes.