/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14941603
Wisconsin does have a way with not caring about DUIs

>>14941603
You have a job, so you're beyond most of this website.

>>14941603
j-job?

>>14941609
Based.
DUIs are a scam.

My gf is from the midwest and introduced me to Culver's. Definitely one of the best fast-food burgers I've had, the fish isn't bad either. After I learned how to make old-fashioned style cheese curds I can't go back to theirs though.

>>14941631
Yeah, in Wisconsin better fried cheese curds are very common, Culver's are fine though, but I always go onion rings there, save the curds for countless bars and restaurants with really fucking good ones

>>14941603
Senpai, we always talk shot about shit jobs, but as long as you have literally anything, you can start working your way towards better days. Don't feel ashamed. You'll feel better about things if you embrace where you're at. Keep on keeping on.

>>14941641
I made them using Spotted Cow as the beer and they tasted spot-on with The Old Fashioned in Madison. I'm almost positive that they must also use Spotted Cow.

>>14941653
Care to post the recipe?

>>14941641
shouldn't a fried cheese have a red sauce

>>14941603
Could be worse, you could be the assistant to the assitant manager.

>>14941663
I literally just used this honestly https://youtu.be/xQz8ZB9uUIA
>>14941676
They're really good with ranch, but a good ranch not just hidden valley or some gross shit like that. I don't think curds really work with tomato based sauces

>>14941676
Ranch is the traditional way to accompany fried cheese curds, often a spicy chipotle ranch. I would say aoili is probably the second most common way, marinara is not unheard of though

imagine having a job and not leeching off your boomer parents

>>14941676
I go for the green myself, I finally found a bottle of the red so comparing them I find the green better. Its more consistent for whatever that means.

>>14941644
Thanks, I actually don’t mind the job that much, but only because everyone I work with is really cool.

>>14941626
Totally. I’m pretty sure it’s just a way to enrich DUI lawyers.

Fixed that for you...
Blue Cheese dressing is the traditional way to accompany fried cheese curds, often a spicy blue cheese.

>>14941777
trips
I have a bottle of that in the back of my fridge. I should eat some more often
I've never had a cheese curd and I love fried mozz. I just need to try them some day

>>14941603
Why not just not drive drunk you human refuse.

>>14941603
>being a manage cuck
why do this to yourself? the most based and redpilled retard i ever worked with was a 56 year old wendy's chef, literally made the same as the managers except he didn't have to train and boss around 16 year olds

>>14941823
>making the same as a wendy's manager at 56
That's not good, beware that old guy might try to shoot up a school.

>>14941626
Only retards get a DUI. Be honest what kind of trailer do you live in?

>>14941831
maybe a double wide

they just built/opened one of those here in my small colorado town
Should I even try it?

>>14941888
yes, they have good service and good food

>>14941913
whats the recommended order?

>>14941918
bacon deluxe value basket
side of cheese curds along with your fries
and try out their root beer
once you're done, you can get a concrete mixer

>>14941931
they used to sell take5 concrete mixers and I haven't seen them in years and, consequently, I haven't ordered one in years.
it's the pretzel pieces, man.

>>14941931
nah, don't like pork
guess I'll skip

>>14941918
I work there and my favorite is sourdough double and onion rings with cheese sauce

>>14941653
God I miss Madison

>>14941817
Live and let live my brother

>>14941799
I like blue cheese but i've literally never seen someone do this, I'm sure it'd be good. Ranch is still the traditional sauce

>>14941918
I always get a cheddar double butterburger with bacon, cheese, red onion, pickles, ketchup, mayo, and mustard. Onion rings or cheese curds and maybe a vanilla custard or concrete mixer to wash it down.

>>14941603
>two DUI charges
Unless you caused injuries and were applying to positions that expected you to drive on company time. That shouldn't be any issues for a hiring manager.
I'm a former manager for a corporate office and one guy I hired had a breathalyzer in his vehicle. As long as he could arrive to work on time and asked off for any legal proceedings. I didn't care about what happened in his personal life. Don't get me wrong, I was nice to the guy and offered support if he needed it but work and personal life should remain separate.

>>14941626
Yep mine cost me around $14k but I got it dropped to a non criminal charge, no breathalyzer but have a restriction on my licence for a year.

>>14941831
I live in my Uncles basement thank you very much.

>>14941603
How is it working there? I kinda always figured eventually I will fuck up and fall to a low point and need to get a job somewhere like Culvers.

Pretty much this, or get a job at a driving range.

>>14943762
Op here. I think I’m lucky to have a good store to work at, so it’s not really all that bad. There’s some nice ass to stare at from some of the girls up front, and that helps the day go by faster.

>>14941631
>>14941641
>curds
No whey.

>>14941603
I got a dui also, and the fucking lobbies are still closed. I could go through the drive-thru, but I don't want to look like an idiot XD