/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16064007
>You’re not supposed to be so greedy when you forage.
Says who, nigger?

>>16024409
>the most researched pasta
What use does it do to your enjoyment?

Also, what kind of research has it been used in? What were the results?

>Cascatelli turns out, unequivocably, to be the least desirable pasta of all time, and most likely, of all time to come, according to a meta analysis of pasta eaters' preferences across 14 cultures in over 64 countries.

Great.

>>13791939
obvious fake is obvious.
Poor bait is poor.

>>13634960
Not sure about the primitive brain part.
However, when you are feeling stressed, depressed, generally anxious or tired, you are less likely to want to put effort into your cooking and food in general. Overall, poorer areas have higher rates of comorbidites of these things and, as such, they end up just getting something quick, easy and whatever. Kids are brought up in this environment and 1. never learn how to cook from their families and/or 2. end up mentally strained much like their parents and just get whatever is easy as well.

On top of this, in the US, for some reason, a lot of poor non-white people tend to have a massive chip on their shoulder and blame their situation with food, money or whatever on what white people's great great grandparents did to their great great grandparents and that's why they flunked out of highschool and never eat kale or broccoli.

It's a mix. Also, food deserts are real, but they are created through lack of demand - not some conspiracy.