/ck/ - Food & Cooking

When Chicagoans order pizza, it's usually not deep dish, but a style known as tavern style. Tavern style is the real "Chicago style" pizza. It is eaten much more by Chicagoans than deep-dish.
Tavern style pizza has a thin, crispy crust, cheese and sauce spread all the way to the edges of the pizza, and the ingredients go under the cheese.
It is the best style of pizza; shitty soggy dogshit New York style is the worst.

>>16755764
>goyem
The masculine plural suffix in Hebrew is "-im". Feminine plural suffix is "-ot". There are a few exceptions, but that's the general application of the suffix. "Gentiles" in Hebrew is "goyim". Female version would be "goyot". Where did you get the E from, I don't know.
Good luck shitposting, bud.

>>6459035

Azumanga Daioh is considered an all-time classic anime (as well as manga) which literally created an entire subgenre, so yes.

>>6306971
You know "MANual" labour comes from the Latin word for hand, "manus", not from the word man, right?

>>6283160
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_%28mass%29

>>5857101
>Peterborough is in Cambridge

>>5645868
it's incorrect of him to imply that you splashing coconut oil on your rice will "protect against alzheimers" but MCT oil is used for ketogenic therapy in clinical treatment of alzheimers as ketone bodies significantly improve glucose-starved alzheimers brain function.

>>5568171
>>5574784
Subscribing to the channel will surely keep you up to date on his uploads!

>>5385017

>>5279156
bath salts is actually the same as designer drugs. Stimulants, depressants, deleriants, anything that hasn't been fully studied and legally classified is a bath salt.

>>5219810

>>5161899
Not true with "debit" transactions. A credit run on a debit bank card will incur the fees associated with the major label backing the card. i.e. Visa, MasterCard, etc... However, the same transaction run as specifically a debit, wherein you must provide your PIN, does not charge the vendor for the swipe as it is not processing through the normal verification chain.

This is why you can accrue credit card points, if your card has that program, only if you run the transaction as a "credit" and not a "debit".

>>5103913

up until the late 17th century the franciscan order had done a very good job of keeping the recipe for ragu under raps. it dates from the years of the roman emperors, when it was prepared with a sauce flavored by mushroom extract. it was originally known as 'rexu,' or 'the king's sauce', and the recipe was tightly controlled even after the collapse of the empire. it survived the dark ages thanks to the clerical apparatus of the catholic church.

in many of the italian city-states, publishing the recipe for ragu was an offense punishable by not only your death, but that of your entire family.

>>4774014
Alright well, I could live with both of those reasons. I didn't think they were doing anything dangerous, just thought it was weird and was wondering what they did that for.

>>4557305
No, corn syrup goes IN everything, not ON everything. And it's only the high fructose kind.

>>4544817
I heard on the radio that McDonald's sells their coffee so damn hot because they found that customers prefer the flavor of their coffee when it's burnt. Apparently they tried brewing it at the proper temperature (i.e. below boiling) and customers began complaining about the taste, so they switched back to brewing it with boiling water, which imparts that bitter flavor that customers apparently crave.

Anyways, my favorite shitty food is a sausage egg cheese biscuit, also from McDonald's.

Has anyone, even one goddamned person ever fucking considered that maybe, just maybe, that overpopulation occurs BECAUSE of cheap food, and not the other way around?

We don't need to make cheap food for "the good of the people" or "animal welfare". Companies make cheap food for profit opportunities.

This in turn spurs population growth.


What most people think is that we magically overpopulate for some unknown reason, and corporations have to take initiative out of the goodwill of their hearts to produce cheap, artificial foods to help feed the third world (ignoring the fact that GMOs, etc are often a huge liability for third world farmers)

>>4368519
Whoa I had no idea. You learn something new everyday

making some soup.....did I fuck up /ck/?

>Beef Broth
>2 Onions
>1 head Cabbage
>1 cup Corn
>1 Jalapeno
>1 head Broccoli
>1 cup Spinach
>Salt & Mick's Pepper Jelly to taste

Had a fridge full of odds and ends that needed to be cooked.....will I hate myself?