/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12862450]

Times /ck/ lied to you

"American food is bad"
>be European
>travel to America to meet family
>go to macdonalds and order a double quarter pounder with cheese and a medium fries
>it's absolutely fucking delicious
>so good I get the same thing the next day

[Anonymous No.12862454]

You're now addicted to sugar. Congrats.

[Anonymous No.12862457]

"European food is good."
>Go to France
>Go to a macdonalds and order a royale with cheese
>It's just a quarter pounder au fromage

[Anonymous No.12862458]

>>12862450
Now you know why we're fat.

[Anonymous No.12862460]

>>12862454
>Meat, cheese, and fried potatoes
>addicted to sugar
Anon, I...

[Anonymous No.12862464]

>>12862460
to be frank, american bread is literally cake

[Anonymous No.12862474]

>>12862460
You are so naive. I'd encourage you to look at the ingredients for McDonald's food. Everything has sugar in it. When they had salads, those had sugar too.

[Anonymous No.12862481]

>>12862460
stupid people think fast food, especially mcdonalds is special bad food, much worse than eating a 1000 calorie meal of beef, cheese, bread and fried potatoes at home.

[Anonymous No.12862482]

>>12862464
If you get "sugar" as the first concern that pops into your head when hearing about a cheeseburger I think you need to put down the keto fad literature for a day or two and let your perspective come back to normal functioning sane person territory.
Carbs and blood sugar spiking are legitimate topics (for people who already let themselves go badly enough to where they/re insulin resistant / pre-diabetic anyway), but this being terrified of sugar meme is getting excessive.

[Anonymous No.12862489]

>>12862474
I didn't say it didn't have sugar you hysterical autist. What I'm saying is "too much sugar" is a really warped concern to get out of someone mentioning they ate a cheeseburger and fries.
These things are relative, and the amount of sugar you're getting from a cheeseburger and fries isn't a normal thing for people to be worried about.

[Anonymous No.12862500]

>>12862464
Yeah, I am American and I mostly stopped eating bread about a year ago. I had a piece of brioche the other day and I was amazed how fucking sweet it was.
I encourage all Americans (and all people, really) to make their own bread at home. It may be hard to master but it's easy to get started and it's rewarding.

[Anonymous No.12862506]

>>12862482
>>12862489
There are 47 grams of sugar in the burger alone

[Anonymous No.12862525]

>>12862500
European bread has no sugar normally.
That being said I do make bread.

[Anonymous No.12862529]

>>12862506
>There are 47 grams of sugar in the burger alone
Are you just pretending to be retarded?
It's 10 grams of sugar in a double quarter pounder with cheese, and that's not even *half* the sugar you would get from a mere 8 ounces worth of orange juice for example.

[Anonymous No.12862555]

>>12862525
>European bread has no sugar normally.
Literally not true.

[Anonymous No.12862562]

False flagging to make a non point. 2019. I sure hope you don't do this

[Anonymous No.12862563]

>>12862506
>47 grams of sugar

Do you order your burgers with hot fudge?

[Anonymous No.12862590]

>>12862562
>Nonpoint
Not a word

[Anonymous No.12862595]

>>12862590
Would it really have made you feel that much better if he hyphenated it?

[Anonymous No.12862846]

>>12862590
It's a proper noun. Nouns are words.

[Anonymous No.12862863]

>>12862846
first of all, it is not functioning as a proper noun in the sentence, it's just a noun
second, just because it functions as a noun does not mean it's an actual word

do you embarrass yourself like this all the time?

[Anonymous No.12862890]

>>12862863
>just because it's a word doesn't mean it's a word

[Anonymous No.12862898]

You know you have McDonald’s in Europe right? Get some actual American food while you’re here (like barbecue, fried chicken, biscuits and gravy, etc). You can get McDonald’s anywhere on earth

[Anonymous No.12862899]

>>12862890
Not in the dictionary, not a word

[Anonymous No.12862900]

>>12862460
All of it laced with sugar. The bread as well.

[Anonymous No.12862901]

>>12862474
>a few grams of sugar will literally kill you
Why are people like this?

[Anonymous No.12862906]

>>12862525
Depends on the type of bread dumbfuck. A lot of european breads have sugar, like brioche for example

[Anonymous No.12862912]

>>12862900
like a few grams. fucking retard

[Anonymous No.12862916]

>>12862899
The dictionary has new words added all the time. Do they not become words before being added? If so that means the dictionary adds things that aren't words, and therefore is filled with nonwords.

[Anonymous No.12862937]

>>12862901
The keto fad has made lots of anons retarded about sugar thinking it's the cause of everything bad in the world and present in psychotically large quantities everywhere.

[Anonymous No.12862954]

>>12862450
Is the peak of american food really macdonalds?

[Anonymous No.12862966]

>>12862954
The peak of American food is venison and home grown vegetables/livestock.

[Anonymous No.12862974]

>>12862906
Those are not standard breads though

[Anonymous No.12862985]

>>12862974
“Standard bread” in the US doesn’t have sugar either. Stop buying wonderbread

[Jean Dupont No.12862993]

>>12862966
>The peak of American food is venison and home grown vegetables/livestock.
kek this I why I can't stay mad at Americans, they're just big naive chiildren. They also think they invented apple pie and barbeque and that they really are more free than anywhere else on earth, can you believe it?

[Anonymous No.12862996]

>>12862450
>Times /ck/ lied to you
some anons said the XXL Grilled Stuft Burrito® at Taco Bell® was delicious® today and yesterday, but it was not delicious at all, i got one today
i can't believe they would do this to me!

[Anonymous No.12863057]

>>12862996
It hasn’t been the same since they got rid of the Baja sauce. It used to be my favorite thing on the menu. I stopped ordering them out of principle when they changed it. Now it’s getting the axe. Good riddens.

>RIP BAJA AND VOLCANO SAUCE

[Anonymous No.12863080]

>>12862985
>This is what 56% mutts actually believe

[Anonymous No.12863096]

>fresh veggies/fruits are better than canned
Everything is just on par with each other. I'll take canned for convenience.>>12862898

[Anonymous No.12863098]

>>12862985
Don't you need sugar for the yeast to eat?

[Anonymous No.12863101]

>>12863098
Yeast can eat flour just fine.

[Anonymous No.12863102]

>>12863101
Ok.

[Anonymous No.12863105]

>>12862525
>European bread has no sugar normally.
>They don't use sugar/honey/fruit juice to start their yeast
Is all European bread flat and just farmed into a loaf?

[Anonymous No.12863141]

>>12862450
>Sous Vide
>Cast Iron
>Aardark

You guys are responsible for persuading me on some stupid shit.

But I will admit I learned to use a sharpening stone because of this board, and have tried some more adventurous cooking. All-in-all, its about even.

[Anonymous No.12863190]

>>12863080
this is my standard sliced bread. no added sugar.

you’re not smart

[Anonymous No.12863207]

/asp/CHAD here
last night on the All Elite Wrestling show there was a match sponsored by Cracker Barrel and it looked comfy, they showed a plate of fried chicken - pic related
anyway went there this morning for breakfast and for a chicken fried steak meal and it was based. /asp/ is pretty good as far as food goes i guess

[Anonymous No.12863220]

also Cracker Barrel is EXTREMELY REDPILLED

[Anonymous No.12863264]

>>12862993
Filtered

[Anonymous No.12863572]

>>12863105
All yuro breads are clearly natural sourdoughs.