/ck/ - Food & Cooking

that's nice, sweetie

>>10499546
>triggered americuck

>>10499522
that’s nice, sweetie

>>10499522
Fuck off, margarine shill.

Margarine was a mistake and the margarine lobby single handed killed more people than Hitler by pumping people full of transfats for decades.

You post it like people are sitting around eating whole sticks of butter like snacks. You could make cookies once a month and use 24 sticks of butter a year.

>>10499594
BY THE DAWN'S EARLY LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT

>>10499522
Is this supposed to be insulting?

>>10499546
more like sweaty lol

>>10499576
>pumping people full of transfats for decades.
Now we have colleges to thank for pumping transfats into the population.

>>10499861
kek

>>10499874
Welp

>>10499522
There's nothing wrong with butter but there is something wrong with using a stick and a half a week. What the fuck? One stick should last over a month of daily cooking.

>>10499522
>not using coconut oil

>>10499880
typical american response in that thread

It's not my fault if anything below 2 tbsp just fizzles out and doesn't fry anything. Hell, look up any professional cooking meat and they throw in fucking HALF the stick as a "knob". Unless I dump in gobs of the shit everything just takes 10x as long to cook and gets leathery.

>>10499522
Butter can be good and bad. Just have to watch the calories.

>Still thinking butter is bad for you
>in 2018

Holy fuck, Euros are behind on nutrition

>scones
>butter cookies

>>10499522
>more cooking at home
>rejecting shitty substitutes like margarine
>more people on low carb, high protein/fat diets
it's fine

>>10499522

>>10499522
>all these foreign fatties jealous they can't get their own mobility scooter

>>10499522
oh no, not a stick of butter every 15 days!!!!

>>10499522
I don't see how anoyone uses that much butter, I get a stick like every 2 weeks or so.

>>10500898
>how does anyone use 23 sticks of butter a year?
>uses 26 sticks of butter a year

>>10500898
If you only used butter as opposed to any other kind of fat or oil and only used a single tablespoon a day for all the food you cook you're still using just under a stick a week. You might use a tablespoon in mashed potatoes alone. A little bit to to make grilled cheese or to put on a biscuits, rolls, steamed vegetables or to cook eggs/meats. It's not unthinkable.

I exclusively eat home cooked meals, and I’m at like 5 or 6 sticks a month if not a bit more. When you factor in potatoes and vegetables, it’s really a small amount If that’s a major staple in your diet as it is mine. I don’t think I remember hearing about any sort of obesity epidemic in the 20’s. That shit only came around when people stopped eating butter.

>>10499651
Euros grasping at straws to make themselves feel better.

>>10500911

>>10499522
I always put butter on my hamburgers
god bless america

>>10499522
only 23 sticks of butter a year?
I can eat 23 sticks of butter in one day.

>>10500898
>>10500911

>>10499522
>not doing keto

>>10499861
how's that GED coming along?

>>10499907
>One stick should last over a month of daily cooking.

Are you a monk, or something? Cooking for a mouse, maybe?

>>10499522
I'd like to see how French butter consumption compares. 23 sticks a year doesn't seem like that much especially now that I'm cooking a lot of French food.

Meanwhile I've used 2 sticks in 2.5 years. Shit's gross.

>>10501598
I use four sticks a year. Butter makes everything taste better alright, but you can avoid using it most of the times.

This thread makes no sense

>>10499522
This is good news btw. Anything to replace margarine or shitty vegetable oils

>>10501885
T.) Soyboy

>>10502126
French use butter to cook instead of oil, most of that number isn't consumed

>>10502149
Yeah, they just wrote the word "consumption" for fun.

>>10502155
yes, it just mean how much they buy, as consumers. It doesn't mean they eat it, they can't get that data.

>>10499522
butter is objectively better than margarine, and 2 sticks per month is completely reasonable if you eat a lot of sandwiches
t. not even american

>mfw i consume 24 sticks a year

>>10502149
>French use butter to cook
>isn't consumed
You know that the butter gets consumed when you cook with it, right?

>>10502163
So what do they buy butter for if they're not eating it then.

>>10502149
So they just throw away the food after cooking it?

>>10502177
What shithole are you from where you butter sandwiches ffs?

>>10502270
better than blasting them with cumsauce, amerifriend

that's nice, sweetie

>>10502126
Of course this thread is full of people who don't actually know how to cook. Equating butter to unwrapping it and eating it like a mctendie instead of an actual ingredient.

>>10499861

>>10502381
We deep fry our butter in the south, haven't you ever been to a southern fair?

>not liking butter
lmao

>>10502270

>>10499522
>nearly 23 sticks of butter a year
I guarantee I go through much more than this, and I'm not fat at all. That being said, I cook nearly all of my own food at home, whereas the vast majority of my countrymen do not.

>>10499861
>Now we have colleges to thank for pumping transfats into the population.
A post like this is why I still come here after all these years. Beautiful.

>>10500898
For me:
>for breakfast: Butterbrot + jam.
>pasta with alfredo home cookked sauce.
>with boiled rice.
>with boiled or steamed vegetables
>home made pastry
> as shoe polish
> etc ...

>>10502109
>>10499907
>there is something wrong with using a stick and a half a week
>european education

>One stick should last over a month of daily cooking
Why? Even if you ate an entire stick of butter right now, that's barely 800 calories. Using less butter typically means you have more of other fats, such as olive and other plant oils/fats, and animal fats. I agree that variety is ideal, but one stick of butter for over a month is an extreme arbitrary limitation.

>>10499861
Well executed, hearty keks

>>10502149
You are legally retarded.

>>10499522
23/year? I guarantee I eat double that at least.

American here. Came to say I eat a couple sticks of butter a week, or half a pound (227g). That's about 104 sticks/26 pounds/12kg per year. And yes, I even eat about half of that straight. I'm not fat. I have perfect cardiovascular health (40 years old, too). 5'11"/170lbs. I have a 30" waist, so I'm a little bit too muscular for BMI to be a great indicator of my health. I don't eat sugar though. Sugar is for fatties. And fuck margarine. It's an abomination like most highly processed food.

>>10500898

i eat almost a stick of butter a day.

That really doesn't seem like that much butter. I use butter relatively infrequently and I assume I use more than that.

23 sticks a year? I do that in a month or two.

>>10502214
Dear god? You drink all that fat left in the pan when you're done with it? I thought you just threw it in your neighbor's trash to attract the raccoons somewhere else like a normal person.

>>10499522
It's because of keto diet.

I mean this is definitely a good thing. Butter is both better tasting and better for you than margarine, and its healthier than the sugar it is replacing from the 90s diet

>>10504281
Keto isn't even close to being that relevant
The average American is still trying to figure Atkins out

>>10504281
its not nearly that specific

>>10502126
This thread + your graphs show just how retarded Americans and how they don't know how to eat.

The problem here is that the butter in the USA is made with pasteurized milk so it’s technically not true butter.
The same is true of the ‘cheese’ as it’s a federal offence to knowingly supply raw milk or transport it over state lines.
Maximum penalty for raw milk related felony is up to 10 years incarceration. Apparentally this is done to prevent public health issues yet Ranch which is full of transfats is perfectly legal.

>>10499522
I don't understand your contradictory image and the information in the post. your posts suggests Americans should eat way more butter since its better for you just like in the 20s when everyone was skinny as hell. yet you put a fat person as an image. I do not understand.