/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16793401
That’s soup you stupid nigger
>tomatoes
>beans
I’m gonna blow your damned brains out.

>Visiting Europe
>Go to restaurant
>Order a beer
>Served warm
>order a salad
>served a warm tomato and warm romaine lettuce with no dressing

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to friend's house
>they don't own a refrigerator
>their oven only has 2 burners
>their sink had 2 faucets. 1 for cold. 1 for hot

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store
>milk is sold by the bag
>milk is not refrigerated
>eggs also not refrigerated and are covered in dirt and smell like poop

Is this common in Europe?

>>16160964
" Will parboiled rice cook differently from regular rice? "

That's the point dipshit.

>business trip to Europe
>visit restaurant clients
>notice that raw beef, fish, chicken, and vegetables are all stored together
>cases of chicken and beef stored on top of vegetables
>food temperature in storage was 45°F

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe during summer
>go to restaurant
>sitting at an outside table
>order a water with my meal
>server brings me a room temperature water with no ice
>ask server for ice
>she says they don't have an icemaker

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting friends in Europe one summer
>go to restaurant for lunch
>ask for water
>served a warm glass of water
>ask the server for ice
>she tells me they don't have an ice maker

Is this common in Europe?

>>15687255

Why do people try to pretend authentic Italian pizza is best? Is it a giant cope?

>be poor Italian, living in near extreme poverty
>very little to eat/very little food available
>make a small piece of dough and stretch it as thin as possible to make it appear larger
>can't make a thick tomato sauce, due to lack of tomatoes, so i add water to get enough to cover the dough
>add 3 pieces of cheese and 1 basil leaf. I cant afford to add anything else


>be average American (living like kings compared to average Italian)
>see Italian pizza. Decide to improve it because I'm not living in poverty
>make the dough a bit thicker and larger
>decide to add more flavorful/thicker sauce
>cover the entire pizza with cheese, proteins, or vegetables because I have an endless amount of food and can afford to do so

visiting Europe last summer
>go to restaurant for dinner
>order a water
>server brings me a glass of water
>it has no ice and water is room temperature
>ask server why there is no ice
>she tells me they don't have an ice maker

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe last summer
>was there for 1 month on business
>go to grocery store
>milk was yellow
>eggs had brown debris/dirt on them
>milk, eggs, and cheese were not refrigerated

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to restaurant for lunch
>very hot day, my hotel doesn't have AC, so I order water with my meal
>server brings me water but it has no ice
>ask server for ice
>she says they don't have an ice maker

>visiting Europe last summer
>go to restaurant for dinner
>order a water
>server brings me a glass of water
>it has no ice and water is room temperature
>ask server why there is no ice
>she tells me they don't have an ice maker

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>order pizza place
>the only topping they offer is a green leaf

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store
>eggs and milk are sold by the bag
>neither of them are in refrigerators

Is this common in Europe?

>born and raised in Canada
>Have never left the country
>go to Europe to visit friends I've made online
>go to friend's house for dinner
>Friend says "He is preparing roasted chicken"
>go to his house early
>enter kitchen
>friend is emptying chicken out of a can and placing it on baking sheets

Is this common in Europe??

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store to buy milk
>they only sell raw milk
>ask employee bout the raw milk
>she tells me I have to boil it before drinking it

Wtf? Is this common in Europe? In the US, our milk is already pasteurized

>visiting Europe on business trip
>go to popular bar
>it is summer time
>bar has no AC
>it doesn't serve food
>drinks are sold warm

How do Europeans live like this? Is this why so many migrated from Europe to the US?

>traveling through Europe
>go to restaurant
>order drink
>served warm with no ice
>server says they don't have ice
>server brings out my plate and uses his bare hands to place my food on the plate

Is this common way of serving food in Europe?

>traveling through Europe
>stop at restaurant for breakfast
>order meal
>meal arrives with 1 seared orange half and 1 seared full tomato

Wtf? I didn't ask for that. This must be common breakfast items in Europe.

>visiting Europe
>go to restaurant
>use bathroom
>notice a trash can next to the toilet
>sign says: Do not flush tissue, dispose in this bin

Why can't toilet paper be flushed in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store
>milk is not refrigerated and is sold by the bag
>eggs are also not refrigerated and are covered in what appears to be dirt

Is this common in Europe?

>business trip to Europe
>visit restaurant clients
>notice that raw beef, fish, chicken, and vegetables are all stored together
>cases of chicken and beef stored on top of vegetables
>food temperature in storage was 45°F

Are there no food safety standards in Europe?