/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16058646
hollandaise sauce, it's a pain to make tho.

Oysters, I can pick them close to my house for free but they always feel like a classy and delicious food when I eat them.

>>16058646
Any kind of seafood if you live in the right place.

>>16058646
I can't imagine snails and frogs are that expensive

>>16058659
Ever make it with a blender? Very easy and it tastes the same

>>16058646
If it's inexpensive it's not a rich people food.

In fact, if you're poor and you eat something, there's no possible way it could be a rich person food.

I hope my lecture in basic word meanings has been illuminating you stupid dumb poor piece of shit no fucking wonder you aren't rich.

>>16058687
>fag anime poster

>>16058646
>I also know that the author and creator of James Bond, Ian Fleming, used to say 1 of Bond’s favorite meals was cold roast beef with potato salad. 2 commonplace food items eaten by the epitome of classy gentlemen
Wasn't Bond meant to be a dull person in the books?

>>16058683
>Ever make it with a blender?
I only have an inmersion blender

>>16058646
That isn't what yuppie means

>>16058697
That'll work

>>16058697
Google it. You can still make it with an immersion blender. You just get the butter hot to cook the egg and the blender does all the work

>>16058687
i think u need a lecture in how to stop sucking so much cock lol

>>16058695
"Meat and potatoes guy" is the old days way of saying blue collar

>>16058646
Avocado toast. Dont know why

>>16058687
Is it lonely up there on your high horse?

McD’s

>>16058729
one is never lonely if they are friends with a horse

Actual rich people food isn't expensive because of the ingredients, its expensive because they pay a personal chef to make it for them.

If you want to see what a truly rich person eats, look for the most obnoxiously hipster food you can find on IG, because it's either that or straight fast food for the uber wealthy

>>16058646
Fries. Rich people love french fries. They might garnish them with things like truffle oil and rosemary salt but they are still just regular fries underneath.

>>16058699
Yes it is

>>16058836
The dude in your pic is old tho

>>16058865
old people can be yuppies now

>>16058912
It’s not so much about the literal meaning of the term anymore. It’s the lifestyle. Golf, country clubs, playing squash at the gym on the weekends, Ralph Lauren clothing, boat shoes without socks, eating organic vegetables etc

>>16058924
Exactly

>>16058646
dijon was never expensive you are just a poorfag american

>>16058928
I wasn’t talking about the mustard you fucking bong

dining menus for 'upper crust' schools might give you an idea

>>16058932
I'm not english you fucking flyover

>>16058912
>old people can be young professionals

>>16058999
Hey, if you think New York City is a flyover town, I’d like to know what hoity toity big city you come from you fucking gum disease ridden, inbred, filthy sewer rat

>>16059093
Tokyo. Checkmate.

>>16059152
Enjoy your closet apartments, squat hole toilets and fish every day as food you fucking dickhead

>>16058646
English food comes to mind, like meat and two veg.

Another is anything local to an internationally known food region:

There's locally made Napa wines, SF bakery goods/meats, Gilroy garlic goods, and Martinelis(Watsonville)/Casa de Fruita, all in day trip range of me.

Plus I have a large farmers market within walking distance, replete with fresh caught seafood from Santa Cruz/Monterey. Fresh ceviche, too.

>>16059093
>>16059173
I bet your head is so big that you can't wear any hats. Retard.

>>16059093
NYC sucks dick. How's it feel to be 2 decades late?

>>16059236
If you can’t take the heat, get out of the kitchen, faggot

>>16058924
>It’s the lifestyle. Golf, country clubs, playing squash at the gym on the weekends, Ralph Lauren clothing, boat shoes without socks, eating organic vegetables etc
this more WASP than yuppie

>>16059080
Literally yes retard people that were yuppies in the late 70s early 80s are old as fuck now and are still yuppies

>>16059257
zoomer anon is too young to understand what yuppie means

>>16059296
yuppie stands for young urban professional you dense piece of dogshit

>>16059257
>>16059300
WASP is more or less the same as yuppie. When you imagine a yuppie they aren't exactly dark skinned italians or spics

>>16059296
>Literally yes
As opposed to figuratively yes?

>>16059311
>WASP is more or less the same as yuppie
not at all the same whatsoever.

>>16059300
no, you don't understand what wasp means

>>16059311
Tell me about it man. Saying this as a person of partial Italian descent, the Italians here who have money still act like the dirt of the earth, usually because they got their money through less-than-legal means

>>16059318
Yes they are the same.
>>16059315
No one likes a pedantic fuck.

>>16059363
>pedantic
I was literally just asking a question <|:^)

>>16059363
>Yes they are the same.
No, they are not the same whatsoever.

Stroganoff if not from country of origin.

>>16058924
>>16059257
>>16059311
>>16059363

No they absolutely are not the same. They're interrelated, but distinct. Yuppies are "High-Earner-Not-Rich-Yet.", HENRYs, aspirational young professionals whose cultural mode is heavily influenced by older models of status and success. So they're heavily influenced by WASP culture, among many others, but tend to blend into featureless cosmopolitanism regardless of their "original flavor". To use the two words interchangeably is absurd.

>>16059311
you have no clue. WASPs are old-money, Yuppies are climbing the ladder, or new-money at best if they break out.
Yuppies are colorblind. Outwardly, at least. There's plenty of white yuppies but they really come from all different walks of life, they just end up passing through a business-school or cybersecurity-program at some point.

>>16059649
>WASPs are old-money
WASPs are white Anglo-Saxon protestants which is not a designation that inherently has anything to do with money. Plenty are trailer trash.

>>16059704
esl or autist?

>>16059704
I say again: You have no clue.

>>16059723
>autist
I am, but that doesn't have anything to do with you being wrong.

>>16059746
>Now I may be autistic, but that has nothing to do with my cognitive inability to process words with socio-cultural context beyond their literal dictionary-definition

>>16059744
You never said that to me. I understand what the word means to a lot of people but I also understand what the word means.

>>16059784
Says the guy who made a statement so broad that it was necessarily wrong. I will leave though, this shit never goes anywhere. I should've closed this thread the instant I saw someone claim that old people can be yuppies.

>>16059824
>I understand what the word means to a lot of people but I also understand what the word means
yeah everybody understands the literal meaning but your autism is a pretty big hindrance here

>>16058687
troonime poster is a fucking retard as per usual

>>16058687
bait

>>16058741
"hipster" IG food is just that, and it's tweenage content.

Real uhnwi/hnwi pay for expensive ingredients and that is a marker for them. You can literally open their fridge/pantry and find brands you wouldn't find in your middle class grocery stores. Imagine that little corner aisle which has the expensive cheese and crackers, except the whole store is like this. Most people should be familiar with Whole Foods and some maybe Baron's as examples of stores with unique products and labels. These companies tailor themselves differently in affluent areas.

In my area there are niche and boutique grocers. Next door to me is a little place called Stehly Farms Market. Everything is organic and the store is six or seven blocks from our ex-mayor's house.

Quality proteins that are difficult to get and higher grades of everything, including produce. If they shop themselves they have access to better products in their local stores. If they do not it is as you described, prepared.

Some wealthy folks literally eat whatever and don't care. In my experience especially with produce. Dining out is a different matter and again they will pay more for quality protein while the rest of us are eating mutant chicken.

t. poorfag that knows a lot of richfags

>>16058667
this guy gets it

>>16058683
I have a sepaoratory funnel to drip oil into my mixer to make it

>>16058687
while bait, the fact that this picture even exists on your hard drive means that you're not going to make it, and that your peers will surpass you in all things while you slowly come to terms with the reality that you have wasted your life.

>>16059704
WASPs are not trailer trash you retard. Trailer trash is hillbilly or redneck, which is not interchangeable with WASP just because they’re white and protestant.

>>16061016
Is there something especially bad about that picture?

>>16061052
Oftentimes, Scots-Irish and Catholic.

>>16058646
rich people food is just regular food but higher quantity ingredients (grass fed, pasture raised, wild caught, organic, artisanal etc...)

t. live in the richest neighborhood in Dallas

Rich people have taken up the poor people food's prices. Beef tongue, pork belly, and even wings.

>>16058646
Eggs benedict
Chicken Marasala

>>16059093
My bad. NYC isn't a flyover state, it's a no go zone

>>16059093
>the jew york sodomite cries out in pain as he destroys your country

>>16059236
hey don't you make fun of vitalik

We didn’t deserve him. I miss him so much bros

>>16063417
so true

>>16063425
let me take that platter of filet o fishes

>>16063417
me too

>>16058646
Easy. Fruits and vegetables. Rich people eat a lot of healthy food.

>>16063425
imagine the smell

>>16058687
>if you're poor and you eat something, there's no possible way it could be a rich person food.
lobster, oysters, and just about all seafood was once considered poor people food because it was once easy to obtain.
almost all "rich people" food was once poor people food.

>>16063417
>>16063425
I never thought it was possible for there to be a worst president than
obama
clinton
carter
but here were are.

>>16064117
Ok chud

>>16058646
Quality tea really isn't that expensive. If you have a $40 milk frother you can literally make Matcha lattes that people unironically pay $4-5 for

Quality roast duck is probably an upper crust meal most normies don't eat that isn't that expensive either

>>16063597
>cardboard and damp reheated fish and cheese

Rich people eat food prepared by someone who knows what they're doing.
Eg. order any restaurant/fast food joint meals. they taste fine, provide pleasure hormones and you just pick different place to eat from each time so it doesnt get boring.
Private chefs accomplish the tasty + variety in a kitchen thats in your home but aren't better than the restaurants doing what they know best.

Ingredients aren't better because they're more expensive but if you're going for unique and highest end ingredients to provide a meal someone hasn't eaten before everythings going to end up relatively expensive due to economics of scale.

Fresh fish, "forgotten" fish like sprat
Forgotten vegetables like parsnip
Edible flowers and sprouts are a thing
Bear garlic, elderflower, wild mushrooms: foraging

>>16058687
It's all fads and fashion though. Forget about guys like these.

A lot of folks I know just go for ham sandwiches and a bottle of Chateau Migraine. Having money doesn't cause people to buy Krug and caviar every other day.

Some people with money happen to like whisky and they spend money on it. Others happen to like gin or tequila and they don't.

>>16058714
kek goteem

>>16063414
hello fellow /biz/raeli

>>16064318

>>16059093
Bad example New York is a shit hole just like LA

>>16058694
>>16059994
>>16061016
gotta say, i'm extremely pleased to be seeing anime posters being treated with such disdain and contempt

>>16065575
i've got no horse in this race, but to say NYC is on the same level as LA is just silly

>>16058646
probably hunt meat, caviar, I imagine top-tier "duck au orange" must be baller, kobe beef, premium tuna goes for a fuckload of money, french cuisine that takes hours to prepare, shit like that I imagine

>>16065813
the best part is that he will never be a cute anime girl

>>16065834
You're right - that is the best part!

>>16058659
it's not really, it's just like whipping a warm mayo, do it enough and it becomes second nature

>>16064598
Can you get quality tea from a supermarket? Are there any decent brands for Darjeeling tea, or should I order that online? Had some for afternoon tea and it was the best I've ever had.