/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16446206]

Just had a deep dish pizza for the first time in my life. Why is it always that americans seem upgrade any food they basically touch and make it tasty for all parts in the world

[Anonymous No.16446209]

>>16446206
go on

[Anonymous No.16446212]

>>16446206
Not true...I'm a burger, and originally from Chicago (deep dish central), and I feel the same way about other culture's food. I think that anyone who enjoys food likes to try things they didn't grow up with just because they're different.

[Anonymous No.16446213]

>>16446209
*go za

[Anonymous No.16446221]

>>16446213
Huh?

[Anonymous No.16446257]

>>16446212
That's literally the opposite of reality

[Anonymous No.16446261]

>>16446257
>Just melt more cheese on it
For you niggers with your pleb food tastes, probably. I love a good pizza, but 9/10 times would skip it to try food from another place just to see whether or not I like it.

[Anonymous No.16446264]

>>16446261
I'm not taking any pizza you fucking retard. Must people prefer their own culture's food to foreign shit.

[Anonymous No.16446267]

>>16446206
i tried deep dish pizza for the first time recently as well, and it was great aside from the disgusting crackery crust
if it was made with actual yeast-risen dough it would be the perfect pizza

[Anonymous No.16446271]

>>16446264
I pity (You). Not trying food from other cultures just because you can't step outside your comfort zone is retarded.

[Anonymous No.16446273]

>>16446267
Most deep dish is made with a proper yeast crust, never heard of one that isn't desu

[Anonymous No.16446286]

>>16446206
>making tasty food
omg do americans really?

[Anonymous No.16446298]

>>16446213
epic

[Anonymous No.16446330]

>>16446206
Sucks that I can't get this in New England. The only place that serves it is Pizzeria Uno and they're not very good. I might just make my own

[Anonymous No.16446712]

>>16446330
please keep us updated