/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16795559
Literally the first time I've ever made this thread, lol.

>>16795200
>wow, horses are such a shitty method of transportation

>>16064289
>>16049469
Someone who's willing to give you free food and who's taken the time to cook you a meal deserves respect, no matter how bad do you think the food is.

>>16014198
Gay acceptance has led to the normalisation of a whole host of deprived behaviours and fetiches.

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>>15980050
>chocolate covered honeycomb

>>15930057
Ugh... I hate these kind of "people" who travel to "exotic" places and demean the locals by acting like their way of life is "weird", when they are the ones coming from a place where most people are fat and useless and where cutting off your balls and tits is normal and praise-worthy.

>>15930057
Ugh... I hate these kind of "people" who travel to "exotic" places and demean the locals by acting like their way of life is "weird", when they are the ones coming from a place where most people are fat and useless and where cutting your balls and tits is normal and praise-worthy.

>>15859645
>Menu has pictures.

>>15659095
Pizza is to be eaten to cutlery.

>>14695697
Vegans and vegetarians are literally mentally ill.

To think a CHICKEN or a cow have the same right to "happiness" as a human being is a clear sign of sociopathy, to say the very least, and of extremely low self-esteem, for sure.

Don't trust these people.

They think your life and the life of your children is as valuable as the life of a dog or a cat.

Also, don't trust people who act like their pets are their children. They, too, are mentally unstable.

There's nothing wrong with being mentally ill or unstable, so long as you seek help. These people don't think they have a problem, though.

Why do we, as a society, cheer and applaud while people commit slow suicide, like this man is doing?

>>14572262
No.

People are fat because they spend less calories they consume.

It shouldn't be that easy to stuff yourself with puff pastry.

When I was growing up, I saw my mom throwing away the scrapings of the roasting pan, and I knew and told her it was the best part, but she said it was unhealthy. Now she saw it on tv and has started saving it and using it.

>mfw when Christmas is approaching and I'll have to eat turkey again.

I don't care how you prepare it, it's typically dry and I hate it.

I think most people serve turkey on the holidays because of social pressure: they don't want to look poor by serving a chicken, even though it is arguably a superior bird.