/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>4652300

Is it really that difficult to put an egg shell in the trash can?

I crave a tall glass of milk every other night between 3 and 4 in the morning.

Pretty sure that's a cage of dicks.

>Eating breakfast at McDonalds

You do realize it's cheaper to just make your egg sammiches at home, right? Do you have no time to make your own breakfast?

>>4630206

No, I'm on the best coast.

>>4630199

Given that I tend to dislike most alcoholic beverages I have never had to put myself into such conversation. Generally when I hear sparkling apple cider, I think Martinelli's, when I just hear apple cider, I think of Ryan's, and when I think of hard apple cider I think of the various alcoholic ciders without discrimination as to whether or not they are carbonated.

>>4630193

No, that's sparkling apple cider.

>>4630158

But does it come with recommendations from those dudes that made the natural harvest cookbook? I'm not going to use just any old man sack juicer.

>>4630176

I haven't the slightest clue how to make it.

My problem is that it's 4 in the morning and I want Ryan's apple cider now.

>>4630180

Because we use the word cider to refer to unfiltered apple juice. Alcoholic cider is known as hard cider.

Haven't had this shit since I was a kid, and now I'm having cravings. What do?

>>4601211

Are you allergic to broccoli by chance?

>>4601371

Nah man, it was a very strong, very flavorful jack.

Pour yourself a cap full. If it tastes bad, don't drink it, throw the entire thing out.

>>4601358

I dunno man, I've had some monterey jack that was fairly fucking strong, and could easily overpower any mozzarella.

It's not tasteless, but it's not as flavorful as other cheeses. This makes it ideal for areas where cheese is a topping but not necessarily the main ingredient. Most pizzas tend to use mozzarella as the main cheese because it is less overpowering. As a man who once made a pizza entirely with cheddar, I can assure you that powerful flavor is not the best in all situations.

>>4600975

This. Leaves do not belong on burgers.

>Pay $15+ for a burger

That was your first problem.

>>4599640

Eh? I'd be willing to drop more than $10 on a meal, but it'd have to be really fucking good. That said, one shouldn't spend as much as OP spent on a single entree without at least seeing some reviews of the place you're buying it from.

A deviled egg

Morning? Bowl of cereal...

But because it's summer, I'm probably waking up in the afternoon, so my typical "I don't want to make anything" lunch would be a couple of ham and cheddar wraps with either a glass of apple juice.

This reminds me - it's almost sun up, I should get going to sleep soon.

>>4575735

Dude I make a chocolate malted milkshake every fucking night at around 11:30 PM. Good shit. Goes better if you add a little vanilla cream soda into the blender, as this not only makes it easier to break apart the ice cream, but it also adds good flavor.

Also, Hawaiian pizzas. Not entirely sure how it counts as "unhealthy", but I'm addicted to that shit.

>>4581070

That sounds disgusting.

>>4581065

>and every single person will eat it again at some stage in the future

Well... unless they're suicidal.

Psh, just make your own Egg McMuffin. It's cheaper in the long run if you buy your eggs 60 at a time...

The only depressing purchase I can think of was the one time I bought a subway sandwich with only bacon, ham and cheese on it. They don't load the son of a bitch with meat or anything, so it felt flat (compared to meatball subs, which are pretty much my staple when I DO go to Subway). The only reason I ordered it was because I was too fucking lazy to head home and make one myself.

That said, I'm fairly sure this pales in comparison to you guys' stories. Convenience store sandwiches, seriously?

Cheese lover here, what the fuck is cashew cheese?

Post your dinner (or whatever your most recent meal is).

Mine: Parmesan cheese Pasta Roni with chicken fried in sake, served with a 20 oz of Mountain Dew white out.