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From the Writer:""Webster’s Book describes the term “appetite” as: a) the natural wishes essential to continue natural existence; particularly: the need to consume, or b) a natural yearning; an insatiable appetite for nourishmentOf program, you will find additional conditions for appetite too. Wanting, coveting, hunger, lust, gluttony, ravenousness, need, enthusiasm, and longing, simply to name several. South of the Mason-Dixon Line, we call it a “hankering”. Southern people use a hankering to get a large amount of issues: biscuits & gravy, sweet tea, pecan pie and homemade ice-cream.