/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Going yakiniku tomorrow night.

I think the main reason it's popular here is because 90% of the population don't have a yard suitable to BBQ in.

>>5147908
I don't think you really want a brownie

>>5012240
>bitches about supporting facts
>tells OP to select a pan based on its ability to attract bitches

>>4519428
>implying anyone with taste buds would reject onions in their final form

There is no real reason to stop being vegetarian. Gaining muscles is easier with meat as source of fat and protein, but getting fat and protein from vegetarian food sources is only marginally harder.

It tastes okish and it's healthy so I drink it after sport from time to time, only one though. E.g. I never drink 12 of em in three hours like I do with normal beer.

>>4289961

>OC
>bad for /ck/

Stop being such a child.

I asked this in the last IKEA thread and I'll ask it again.

Why is there a cafeteria in a furniture store?
Or is IKEA more than a furniture store?

Ehh, I think it would actually be handy for people with various disabilities but I doubt it's very arthritis-friendly.

>be in japan
>friends rave about foreign curry shop
>think "well, maybe I'll be able to have a real curry for once"
>order spiciness level of 100, roughly translated as "god's territory"
>mfw it just makes me sweat a little and I eat the whole thing

With a name like that I fully expected to vomit afterwards or something.

Today my boyfriend made himself dinner and gave me like 10% of the meat he'd made so I could try some. He said he'd eat whatever I didn't want.

I'd made some gyoza, premade frozen kind, to see how they turned out. The answer is bad. So I stood up, walked over to the trash and threw it all in.

"Wait, did you throw away the meat?"
"oh....shit, yea..forgot"
"Did you even try it?"
>mfw