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Input: (TL;DR at bottom) So once a month, my friends and I cook dinner together. There's 6 of us who usually participate. Half of us cook, the other half cleans up. Today, we decide to make hamburgers and fries. One of my friends decided they wanted to eat baked potatoes instead. That's cool, we got plenty of potatoes for her to cook with, no worries. She decides to cook 3 potatoes. She was also one of the ones assigned to help cook, so she and I did most of the cutting of potatoes for fries for the rest of us.

We get our first batch done. We eat a few, make sure they taste alright, no problems, maybe a little more salt. I go help my other friend who's cooking the hamburger meat. I check back every once in a while on the 2nd batch, and notice that friend who wanted baked potatoes is still snacking on the fries. I let it go, because well, they're fries and she helped cut them.

I run to the restroom real quick, come back and she's still snacking on the fries. Then it hits me that, hey, she's got 3 potatoes waiting for her in the oven still, so like wtf? So now I'm keeping an eye on her because a) the fries are for everyone else, and b) she's cooking an alternative meal that equates to the hamburger and fries.

I hint that she's got potatoes waiting for her in the oven, so slow down on the fries. Didn't want to seem too forward about it, but I don't think she took the hint. We got a little down time in between cooking, and she goes back to eat more of the fries. By this time, about a third of the 1st batch is probably gone now, with most of that being her eating them. I decide to confront her and basically said "Can you stop eating the fries? You've got your baked potatoes and we need to have enough fries for everyone else to eat with their hamburgers." I walk away because I always feel awkward having to confront people, plus I felt a little guilty for having to do so.

A few minutes later, she walks up to me and says that the baked potatoes are only substituting the hamburger, not the fries, so she's allowed to eat the fries. I didn't say anything back because I felt like I was in the right for calling her out, and also that I thought that reasoning was stupid since she's cooking 3 potatoes. Maybe if it was just 1, but 3?

Anyway, she didn't eat anymore until after everyone got their fries and there was less than a handful left over up for grabs, so I guess my message was understood. But she did disappear for the rest of the time, so I'm pretty sure I upset her and she didn't want to stick around me anymore. We've only exchanged passing glances since, so idk how she's feeling about it. I feel bad since she did help cut them, but on the other hand, I feel like she ate more than enough to compensate for that role. AITA?

Sidenote: another friend didn't like the fries. Flat out said they were undercooked and raw (uneven cooking since some fries were cut larger, but all were definitely cooked enough to be edible; I reckon she's used to conventional fried fries only). Literally convulsed and spat out the fry into the trash and decided to eat cereal instead. Kind of still pissed about that, like bitch why don't you put it in the oven and cook it then? And did you have to be so fucking loud about your displeasement? Ungrateful and disrespectful. Anyway, just wanted that off my chest. Anyone who has cooked for others will understand how I felt. u __ u thankfully, everyone else enjoyed the fries.

TL;DR - friend group makes dinner of hamburger &amp; fries, 1 friend decides to make alternative meal of 3 baked potatoes using same potatoes used for fries. Friend eats 1/3 of 1st batch of fries. I call her out and tell her to stop since they're for everyone else whose eating hamburgers. She says her baked potatoes only substitute the hamburger and should be able to eat fries. I called bullshit, and she doesn't get to eat anymore until everyone else gets to grab their fries first. Friend hasn't talked to me since and disappeared for the rest of the time except to come eat. I feel bad now.

telling my friend to stop eating all the fries we cooked for our group of friends