/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14443861
Somewhere in the ballpark of 24, which really isn't that much considering that it's only one drink per hour.

>>14127427
I saw that earlier and let out a hard sigh. Then again, even one grande nachos box is too much for one human to eat fresh. I ended up going a different route.

>>14022496
5 Layer Burrito, grilled w/ onions and red sauce
Laphroaig 10
Dollar nachos, add onions
Fire sauce

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tacobell.ordering&hl=en_US

>>13725865
Autism.

>>12996691
Because only drunks go to Taco Bell and tow misspelled words can be hard, so the spell the first word normally and make the second word sound the same as normal when you have context.

>>12744790
The filename says August 6th. Maybe you should check your calendar; you seem confused.

>>12656896
I've smoked ~half a pack of reds a day for 15 years now. I'm also an al/ck/ and a line cook, so half a pack a day is pretty good for me. I've tried AS many times and they last so long I just feel sick after finishing one, and can't justify not finishing one. I basically eat reds, and am in and out in under 5 minutes if I take a smoke break at work. Been trying to find something cheaper but nothing else compares. I don't even enjoy it 90% of the time, it's just a stupid addiction, and zoomers have made it a shameful thing to do socially so life is basically suffering.

what does anon get at taco bell?

I know it's hard for zoomers to comprehend, but there used to be a time when the internet wasn't really a thing, let alone phones that had the internet on them, or "apps" where people reviewed things. Michelin was in the automotive industry and put out this guide that they sold at gas stations telling people places to eat when they were out on a leisurely drive or weekend road trip - back when just driving around was considered "fun". It also happened to be a French company that catered to French people in France, so it was laughably pretentious to the rest of the world, but this was also during a time when French food was still considered the peak of Western cuisine. For all it's faults and bias, it just kind of got grandfathered in as the OG food authority before Yelp and Triple D.

getting two quesaritos and bunch of other stuff from the cravings value
so excited (￣ω￣)

>>11893806

>>11809302
>>11809304
Go on.

what are you getting today, anon?

quesarito edition