/ck/ - Food & Cooking

nope

poor people generally are eating feasts on the daily and they have developed some top tier recipes.

>>17629732
This, there's a reason why even poor pepe can be fat in America.
We have food and lots of it

>>17629698
Not sure how to answer this, just wieners by themselves yes but as a hotdog with sides not so much. Sometimes you just want a 'dog, they're quick and easy to make.
>>17629732
spoken like a middle class /pol/ educated tranny
I grew up poor and rarely ate good, it was mostly ramen microwave dinners and frozen pizzas

>>17629735

>>17629743
Not really sure what this is suppose to convey but it made me laugh

>>17629739
so feed your kids better then. stop complaining, you are here so you got the food you needed.

>>17629739
Ramen I can understand, but frozen pizzas? May as well just buy potatoes, rice and beans. And hotdogs are probably one of the cheapest meats in America if you can't find anything on sale.

i think even on food stamps, you are able to cook some decent meals

hotdogs are probably because they lack some culinary skills

>>17629739
>my parents were dogshit and fed me trash, so everyone else did too!

>>17629751
>stop complaining
You just said poor families eat "top tier recipe feasts" everyday and I had you know that was not the case. Not complaining, just correcting you.
And I don't have kids. I said I grew up poor.

>>17629759
>but anon said poor people feasted like kings so THAT must be true!

>>17629767
Not him but to be fair the fast food feasts poor people feed their kids on food stamps probably look pretty top tier to a lot of other starving children in wherever

>>17629767
big woof

we all grew up poor, you just weren't fed as most of us, so feed your kids better. that is the only solution to your problem.

>>17629773
My mother had food stamps and we still weren't eating as well as some of you would like to believe. Much better compared to other countries without welfare benefits certainly, but compared to other Americans, it was definitely a lower income diet.
>>17629754
The ones I'm talking about were 97 cents growing up and one of those with a snack cake and a piece of fruit could get me through the night so they definitely never broke the bank. I agree with you on hotdogs.

>>17629788
she spent the money on drugs?

>>17629790
Don't be rude anon, she didn't have money for drugs.
But dat mouth doe

>>17629781
Haha eat shit buddy. You've got the most annoying type of attitude. Don't have a problem and don't need your teenage "wisdom", I have a full pantry in my home and a very well paying job with a fortune 100 company. If you can't take being wrong don't post.

>>17629790
You can't spend foodstamps on drugs dumbshit

>>17629801
you sell the stamps and get cash?

dude

hehe weiners

I love eating big, plump wieners.

I love stuffing them in my mouth, and I love swallowing them.

>>17629837
do you eat them like a pelican or a goose would?

that is the way to do it

>>17629698
South Park actually has some of the best takes on American culture, but Butters isn't the poor kid. He's the bland middle class white kid with zero self awareness about how lame he is. Eating cut up hot dogs for lunch is like eating buttered noodles. It's something a picky 4 year old would do. It's satire.

>>17629856
no they had good takes like 20 years ago, now it's only cringe

>>17629863
It only declined in quality 15 years ago and only became shit in like the past 10 years

>>17629866
yeah that might be true

>>17629698
The poorest in America have $1000+/month food stamp debit cards. Refrigerators filled to the brim with processed vegetable oil foods. That's why Walmart is always busy on the 3rd of the month, when the EBT refill drops.

>>17629754
Children prefer frozen pizzas. My nephews love it.
He once screamed "This is the best pizza ever!" after having some. It was the one of those where there's a hot dog inside the crust.

>>17629698
>wonder bread
>baloney/cheap hotdogs
>american cheese
>mac & cheese pouch
The trifecta of white trash.

>>17629799
Sure thing bud and my dad is the king of Nigeria. At least try to make your post believable numbnuts.

>>17630119
>He once screamed "This is the best pizza ever!" after having some.
You should beat your nephew, quite hard, until he learns to reign in his emotional outbursts.
>It was the one of those where there's a hot dog inside the crust.
That does sound good though. There, see how calmly I stated that?

>>17630201
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>>17629698
>Is eating wieners really seen as a sign of poverty in America? I mean why not
It's cheap bone scraped mystery meat which only needs to be heated. Eating it with nothing else and merely cut up is a pretty poor attempt at nutrition and any kind of flavoring. Of course kids don't mind, it's super easy to give a kid terrible taste. They usually prefer bland stuff. However, there is cheaper food that taste much better. One could at least fry the wiener cuts on each side to get some flavor going if nothing else can be added.

This has to be a normal almost every day thing to fairly be called a sign of poverty though. Sometimes you just gotta jam down the sloppa within 10 seconds for the kids for whatever reason.

I will never be too rich for franks & beans.
But as times have got better for me I have switched to nicer franks.

>>17629698
I know a business student who lives with many room mates. The other day he told me he was getting prime rib. I, on the other hand, live by myself, but eat mostly rice and beans.

>>17630288
>rice and beans
What kind?

>>17629833
This. My mom used to buy stamps from her junkie coworkers when I was young. We always had good food because of it.

>>17630300
I like pinto, red and white.

>>17629781
>we all grew up poor
what did he mean by this

>>17629698
no but spaghetti and ramen is.

>>17630941
i still do the pasta through the cut up hotdogs thing

>>17630162
>Trifecta
>But anon listed four things
What did he mean by this?

I enjoy fried baloney, just a larger, thinner weiner really.

>>17629883
EBT drops every first nine days of the month, it depends on what the last digit of your SSN is.

>>17629801
oh yeah you can. usually for about .50c on the dollar. so $100 of food stamps would be $50 in drugs. not all dealers will do it, but I promise you many will.

>>17629739
You could have eaten some pasta for a fraction of the cost just flour, egg, cheese, spices, onion, garlic, tomato puree

>>17629698
Butters wasn't really poor, Token's parents were rich as shit and lived in a huge mansion so "poor" in the episode's context included the entire middle class

>>17630288
almost like having roommates means he spends less on rent and has more disposable income for nice food

>>17629739
No one gives a fuck poorfag. Your lineage is trash, if your family hasn't been building up hereditary wealth in the last 3 generations minimum.

>>17630119
Why do poor people enjoy hotdog so much?

>>17629698
My diet growing up
>hot dogs
>kraft dinner (mac n cheese)
>Ramen
>breaded chicken (dinosaur shaped)
>shoestring french fries

>>17629739
>>I grew up poor and rarely ate good, it was mostly ramen microwave dinners and frozen pizzas
That wasn't because you were poor, it was because your parents didn't love you enough to feed you better quality food

>>17633057
>>17632045

>>17630164
>he thinks getting an excel monkey job at a large company that pays ~$100k per year for a few hours work per day is outside the realm of possibility
not who you're responding to but there's nothing unbelievable about this

>>17632838
If you find a good brand that makes them with 0 carbs they're a great choice for the keto diet.

Hot dogs were more of a party food for my family. Mostly it's boiled dinner or stews since there's so many of us.

>>17633009
Substitute the french fries for frozen hash browns and add eggs and cereal and you my brother from another mother.

>>17631138
anon never learned dem fancy werds like trifecta, anon. he's speaking from experience.

>>17633009
Mine was
>pasta
>pasta
>pasta
>pancakes
>potatoes and apples
>potatoes and carrots
>mashed potatoes
>pizza
Poorfag carb heaven.

>>17632045
Go on then, let's see a lawyer's estimate of your family's collective net worth.