/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>Wow, yet another American diet fad!

Why is this?

>>5434545
>HAHAHAHA OH WOW
>good goy, keep eating so our profits increase

So, do I get this right: American parents don't care how their children are getting accustomed to cutlery at all? It's really a question of whether teaching your kids how to behave like a civilised being so that they don't make themselves look like someone whose parents didn't give a fuck about. It's kind of weird since Americans' ancestors came from Europe and should, thus, have installed a sense of class and proper behavior there. It's not like holding a knife and fork and your hands is complicated either.

I kinda get the feeling that this is a similar debate like when Americans don't know or howlingly refuse to drive a stick shift car. I've got to know guys who started to behave like little kids when they were supposed to drive stick. "Nooooo this is soo complicated!!!! Automatic is soo much eaasieeeer!". Like, fuck, cut me a break, it's not rocket science.

>>4771911
>giving in to square cutters

>>4568942
Jack Daniels is only fit for usage in chilis or as a deglazer. Alternatively, you can rub it on rashes and wounds.