/ck/ - Food & Cooking

If anything, seeing the promotions makes me think of the kind of people they're promoting to.
Like when IHOP did that Hobbit menu bullshit or when McDicks had the Rick & Morty promotions, it made me consider the stink of the Redditors inside whenever I passed them on the highway.

In a similar vein, seeing shill threads on 4chan make me actively avoid the brands involved.
After last week's non-stop Coke threads, I'm going to avoiding Coke for the foreseeable future.

Viral marketing campaign that found success in quirky white women desperate to have some semblance of a personality.

Because vegans don't want normal vegan dishes. Vegans want meat.
But they also want to *not* want meat.
So they disguise mashed soybeans as dead animals, further reinforcing the association between meat and food and claiming to have "beaten the craving".

White people are in a quantum state of being unable to handle mayonnaise and sitting down to eat 15 Carolina reapers.
It all depends on what narrative the person speaking wants to push.

>only white people would think this is spicy lmao
>only white people would eat something that spicy lmao

>a woman who doesn't cook
Woman or not, if you're incapable of cooking, you're hardly a fucking adult and I want nothing to do with you.

>leave /ck/ for a good two months
>come back for some reason
>webm threads are literally the same shit
What the fuck, lads?

>mention to the waitress that one of my sides is cold
>instead of just taking it back to the kitchen, she goes off to get the manager
>manager comes over and comps the entire meal
>waitress gives me a bitchy look as if it was my idea to notify anyone else
Literally why