/ck/ - Food & Cooking

All /ck/ has taught me is that literally everything everyone is doing in the kitchen is wrong and unhealthy and you actually have to do it in one hyper specific autistic way or else you'll get cancer and die at 30.

Hey /ck/, starting the 4th, my friend and I are going to be going around our town giving out some meals to those in need.

I'd love if you can guys could share some recipes or meal ideas that can be made on a large scale for cheap.

For our first delivery, I was thinking some burrito bowl mix and maybe a piece or two of fudge for dessert, but I'd like some other options as well.

Thank you!

>>13493076
because dogs are carnivores. notice how we don't eat many cats, or bears.
that's because they simply don't accumulate much fat, their meat has a lot of muscle so it's very tough and stringy. and they can't just feed off grass or grain—keeping them for meat and eating them is kinda pointless. a cow "converts" grass which we can't eat to lots of good quality meat, so it's a big win for us; but a dog eats meat and gives very little bad quality meat in return—we gain next to nothing from this. add to this the fact that carnivores usually carry tons of diseases and parasites.
when you have chickens, cows, pigs, fish, etc., all of whom don't need meat and are by far more efficient, there's next to no reason why you'd want eat dogs, unless you live in poor overpopulated shitholes where people also eat bugs. and their utility as companion animal or pet makes this even more pointless.

Domino's desu famalam