/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Are you telling me people cut a piece, set the knife down, take the fork in the other hand. eat the piece, then change the fork hand, pick up knife again and cut another piece, instead of cut with one hand and put in mouth with the other?

>>13798342
>egg on sandwich isn't very nice

>>13272903
>Wusthof knives are notorious for being ground at the wrong angle

>>12452901
>I can feel my tonsils with my tongue

>>12177134
this belongs in the nightmare food thread >>12169832

>>11112791

>>9049315
>We have no idea what the lab process is, therefore we have no idea if it's easier on the environment or not
Are you for real? They're not just hypothesizing, they've done the numbers since lab meat is a thing they're making right at this moment, and have been for many years by now. The basic process is taking stem cells from a living cow through a needle and injecting it into agar to let it grow. Like those science experiments in elementary school where you grow bacteria in a petri dish. More complicated than that obviously, but the general gist is finding a more efficient way to produce meat while having to use up less land and resources.

>hot ham in a sandwich

>>8462937

>chickens eat rodents and break up rabbit fights

>>8351795

Why is it called "hamburger helper" when you don't use it to make hamburgers?

>>6912119
>If you already pulled them out, is it easier to eat directly post extraction than it was pre-extraction?

What kind of a fucking answer do you expect?
>hurr eating was way easier when I still had these useless wisdom teeth at the back of my mouth
>OMERGAWD I totally stepped up my eating game by having them removed

The obvious answer is that it doesn't make a difference.