/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>visiting friends in Europe
>go to their place for dinner
>walk into kitchen
>their refrigerator is one of those small hotel ones

Is it common in Europe?

>Visiting Europe
>go to restaurant for lunch
>order sausage
>sausage tastes strange
>ask server what kind of meat it is
>he says its horse

Is this common in Europe?

>Visiting Europe
>Go to restaurant for lunch
>they don't have knives
>Fork has 5 prongs

>On vacation in Europe
>go to lunch
>order a chicken and mashed potatoes dish
>they put raisins in the mashed potatoes

>Visiting friends in Europe
>Go to their house
>Go into their kitchen
>No refrigerator

Is this normal in Europe?

>>12881891
bro's why does my girlfriends vagina taste like i'm licking a cast iron pan?
I don't like cooking in them anymore...

>>12841112

>Visiting Europe
>Go to grocery store
>Milk and eggs are not refrigerated
>Milk is sold by the bag

>visiting London
>go to restaurant
>order BLT
>Servred a sandwich with turkey bacon
>question the server
>He tells me they no long serve pork products

>Visiting London for vacation
>Go to restaurant for lunch
>Order a burger
>Burger arrives but only has bottom bun
>Tell server theirs a problem
>He said that's how they serve their burgers

How common is this in Britain?

>Visiting London for vacation
>Go to restaurant for lunch
>Order a burger
>Burger comes out with just a bottom bun
>Tell server I'm missing the top bun
>He said that's how they server their burgers

How comman is this in England?

>Visiting France
>Go to restaurant
>Order water
>They don't have ice
>Charged $3 for the glass of warm water

Is this common in Europe?

>Vacationing in Europe
>Go to restaurant that has good reviews
>Order a salad as appetizer
>Served a warm plate of romaine lettuce, a whole soft boiled egg, and half a tomato with no dressing

/ck/ told me Europe has great food

>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 grocery store
>Milk and eggs aren't refrigerated

>>12722021
It is. Very similar to alcohol. Dietary guildines have a limit of 2g a day. No salt at all would be the healthiest option. However, with even turkey breast deli meat containing 500-1000mg per sandwich it is too hard for most people. Salt isn't TOO hard on the body unless in excess of 2g

You only really need salt when you're hiking in the desert

>Visit US
>Eating at restaurant
>Server drops dish
>Entire restaurant claps

>>11968739
my soon to be reddit oldfags


in all honesty love the memes thats why me and my boys came here in the first place