Thank-you baked goods for interviewers

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Is is appropriate to bring some delicious baked goods (specifically, a banana-chocolate bread) as a "Thank You" to interviewers (at a school where I've already been accepted)? I am going to their second look and wanted to bring something beyond my Thank You card.

In one interview, we'd talked tangentially about my interest in cooking/nutrition and how it related to health (preventative medicine etc), so it's not completely out of the blue, but I just don't want to cross any boundaries or anything.

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Don't. Just don't.

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Is is appropriate to bring some delicious baked goods (specifically, a banana-chocolate bread) as a "Thank You" to interviewers (at a school where I've already been accepted)? I am going to their second look and wanted to bring something beyond my Thank You card.

In one interview, we'd talked tangentially about my interest in cooking/nutrition and how it related to health (preventative medicine etc), so it's not completely out of the blue, but I just don't want to cross any boundaries or anything.
 
Sounds delicious... send some my way!

But, I also vote 'no' to sending any to your interviewers.
 
I'm sad to see the general consensus of "no" here. Sending a few cookies to my interviewers would have been a great excuse for me to make a batch of my favorite cookies and eat all the ones I don't send out.
 
I am going to their second look and wanted to bring something beyond my Thank You card.
Wait, is bringing thank you notes to second look weekends actually a thing? I sent thank you notes to my interviewers right after the interview and was planning on a card for my student host during second look, but not for my interviewers.
 
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Keep in mind, that acceptance is conditional. You wouldn't want to spoil it by someone getting a bad taste in their mouth.
 
Literally or figuratively?

Meep15 is just trying to be the apple of the adcom's eye I fear.

Now about your bad taste, that all depends on whether or not these were baked goods made with good haste or with a good baste.
 
That could be taken as a rather frosty reply. But I suppose you cant have your cake and eat it too
Maybe, but the meat of the application has already been done. There's nothing really leaft to stress about.
 
Taking a step back from all of the delicious puns, is there any reason to be bringing another thank you note to second look? Say it ain't so, feels like even that would be a bit much (not to say I don't feel like running into the admissions office every day and hugging their legs for accepting me)....
 
Taking a step back from all of the delicious puns, is there any reason to be bringing another thank you note to second look? Say it ain't so, feels like even that would be a bit much (not to say I don't feel like running into the admissions office every day and hugging their legs for accepting me)....

It's been said a few times on here that thank you notes are not expected.
 
Idea: Bring them edibles instead. Imagine seeing the deans and admissions staff stoned AF?

BTW, you'd probably get expelled for doing this. Just a thought, though.
 
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