A year after her macaroni and cheese dish went viral, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has once again shared the results of her baked pasta dish on Twitter.

Not long after noon on Christmas, Bottoms posted a screenshot of a text thread that included her mac and cheese.

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“....and my Mac N Cheese is STILL good,” she captioned the post. She also included the hashtag #iainteverscared, asserting she wasn’t shaken by last year’s backlash.

At the time, many said her dish was “dry.”

It’s a good thing Bottoms has thick skin, too. Much like last year, Twitter users once again remarked that her meal seemed to lack moisture.

“Still dry ....” one user replied.

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“Year 2 and still dry!!!” said another.

It wasn’t all shady responses, however. Some praised the mayor’s 2019 mac and cheese.

“Let the mayor be plz! Dang! That Mac n cheese look good!” one user exclaimed.

Another hoped to be invited over tweeting, “What time is dinner? 😋”

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Bottom’s dinner spread this year also included leg of lamb, Brussels sprouts, Jambalaya and red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting.

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