Mitch: Are you going to ask the question or should someone else go?
Oh! I’m sorry, guys. I forgot that I got the answer right. 
azzstar - Ha-ha. Sorry, dude. I’ll refrain from answering the next question so that you can have a go at it. 
What is Colette’s favorite food?
Heheh…
– Mitch
Are we allowed to guess? I’m not sure so I’ll just suggest Linguini? hehe(=
ilikepinatas - Heheh. Oh yes, you’re allowed to guess. And nope! It’s not Linguini. Try again.
– Mitch
Heheh. Heheh. Heheh. XD
Um…i’ll have to guess, too, so i’ll say…French bread? 
Hmmm, random guess. Is it ice cream?
And can the answer be found on the ratatouille website?
Cheese?
Nope! All of those answers are incorrect.
Hint: This dish is probably best served in the morning, and goes well with fruit, jam, and honey.
The Star Swordsman - The answer can be found in the Ratatouille section of Disney.com’s DXD site. For those of you who can’t access that page, you’ll just have to guess the answer.
– Mitch
Bread (I think) or The french bread.
I think it could be French Toast.
azzstar - Nope! It’s not French bread.
The Star Swordsman - You’re so close, dude…
– Mitch
French toast with egg?? or with honey?? or with jam?? or its baguette???
French toast and waffles?
Ha-ha. No, the name I’m looking for doesn’t even have the words “French” or “toast” in it. It does resemble a breakfast dish, however, specifically pancakes.
– Mitch
Oooh, ooooh! It is crepes?
We have a winner! Your turn, Rachel.
– Mitch
Yay! I’ve never even eaten crepes before, but I knew they were some type of pancake. I wonder if information from the Disney websites and books etc would be considered canon (a real fact about the character…)
Ok, where did the name Pixar originate from?
Rachel and Mitch: OOh, I love crepes (even though I can’t prounce it right to save my life).
rachel: I won’t look up the answer on line yet. This is just a guess.
Did the name from from Pixelation and Art combined?
I always thought you pronounce “crepes” as “craypes.”
TSS - No, but that’s a good guess. =)
The word Pixar is from an imaging computer called the ‘Pixar’. Is that it ! 