/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12924465
yes

>>12924465
yes

>>12924465
yes

>>12924465
yes

Reddit is funny

Reddit is funny

Reddit is funny

no

>>12924465
What the fuck is that?

Boiled over hard please

>>12924465
yes, but extra onions, extra pickles, extra ketchup, extra mustard

Yes but with extra bun

>>12924465
Dont consume any of those sickening products
Imagine a dollar menu burger and what could be in it when factoring in cost
First the person who sells you the item, then the heating fuel of said item, continue location cost, maintenance cost of workers, detergents, power, disposal of trash, landscaping, water bill, all this and so much other overhead all with real actual real world cost ....
.... and you enjoy walking away with a dollar burger
.....
....
That right that has zero cost of the actual burger
Hmmmmmm
Raising meat for a minimum of 8 months has cost, feed for calfs, vaccinations, on and on till slaughter, a great cost can be expected from gestation till slaughter to be certain
Transport is also costly fuel, driver cost, insurance, safe equipment, registration fees
Cheese is costly
Bacon is especially costly
Tomatoes include fair cost at minimum
Lettuce also cost
Bread just the same
Ketchup, mayo, mustard, salt, pepper also not free
..... so much stuff
.... for a buck
Idk man
Idk
What could be in such a paper bag, with napkins, wrapper over buns, cheese, bacon, burger
For such an incredible price
I wonder

For me, it's the McChicken.

>>12924742
If this isn't a pasta then this is the best post I've read on /ck/ in quite awhile. Never really thought about it that way before. It almost reads like something boomers would share on FB.

>>12924746

Based

>>12924755
Likely should have said the wrapper would likely be the healthiest part to eat even with all the ink and petroleum byproducts likely to be found within the "paper" wrapper

>>12924742
Option A: It's the Jews throwing away money to make us fat
Option B: They know a lot of customers will get an item or two with a much better profit margin to go with their $1 burger

>>12925472
Thats usually the case for option B, people will more than likely purchase more because its so cheap. I know I do if I feel like eating at mcdonalds, 2 mcdoubles, 2 jr. Chickens and some fries

For me its the Double McFish

>>12924742
I used to make a game with my friend where we guess the profit margin and the price of the food. Most of the cost is in the bun btw. It can't be smooshed or damaged, the rest can come in hard shapes.

>>12924465
Yeah of cause, its the best part

>>12924465
that's where all the vitamins are

>>12925802
>put hamburgers french fries and fried chicken in a big ol pot with 2 gallons of coke
>WHY IT TASTE BAD
fucking nips i swear

>>12925802
i hate it when people waste food for the sake of "comedy"

>>12929507
After writing this I had an idea: What if the purpose was to bring to light the folly of the Japanese need to maintain politeness by serving them something obviously heinous?

>>12925472
Fountain soda is pretty much free money

>>12924746
Absolutely based asf

>>12929520
Cry me a river libtard

>>12929785
I'm voting for Andrew Scheer you cuck

Welcome to blue /b/ may I take your order

>>12930177
One YLYL thread please, with rekt on the side.

>>12924465
that's a cheese burger

>>12929520
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHY5SM0YFv0

>>12930872
>movie vs tv show literally only japan and weebs watch

with, thats just free fiber senpai

>>12930872
The pratfall at the end makes me horny for some reason. Am I a cumbrain?

>>12929487
>that's where all the vitamins are
Is this how idiocy came to be

>>12924523
This is actually the best way to reheat pizza. Trust me. My uncle works at Pizza.

>>12932581
My dad picks the fruit that goes to Cottee's, and he says you're wrong.

>>12929785
>not wasting food is a liberal idea
How's life in the trailer park, Cletus?

>>12929655
This. Think about how much you pay for a soda, even a $1 large. Now think about how much a 2 liter costs. They get their soda for way cheaper than a 2 liter. Also the fries, a dollar worth of potatoes is a stupid amount when you buy at bulk levels like a corporation would.

>>12931226

>"It's okay when movies do it"

>>12932552

How little do you think of people that you'd take that post of all things seriously?