>cooking with gloves on

[Anonymous No.17656269]

why ?

[Anonymous No.17656425]

So your skin doesn't flake into food. 95% of household dust is human skin.

[Anonymous No.17656430]

>>17656269
Because YouTube chefs want to give the appearance they work in professional kitchens when they don't.

[Anonymous No.17656431]

>>17656269
You can cut the meat without burning your fingers
Your hands don't smell like garlic

[Anonymous No.17656433]

>>17656430
>?
but all the tours in real pro kitchens never show any of the chefs with gloves on in normal routine

[Anonymous No.17656454]

>>17656433
This is too make the plebs who watch them, that eat cafeteria everyday, feel at home.

[Anonymous No.17656469]

>>17656433
a 'reeal pro' kitchen probably is staffed by professionals with years of experience and knowledge of food safety.

in your average restaurant I dont want to trust Jose who just started working here a week ago not to scratch his ass and then plate the vegetables

[Anonymous No.17656505]

>>17656269
Hygiene?

[Anonymous No.17656506]

you don't want germs getting under your finger nails, especially if you're tossing salad

[Anonymous No.17656512]

>>17656269
Hey I watched that video too
Tbh it didn't look that good they used an awful looking cut of meat and just kinda hoped the butter would save it

[Anonymous No.17656593]

>>17656425
>he doesnt recapture his lost nutrients

[Anonymous No.17656610]

>Boiled steak

[Anonymous No.17656618]

>>17656610
Never heard of sous vide before?

[Anonymous No.17656621]

>>17656269
black gloves are thicker and a bit more heat resistant. people usually wear gloves so they can handle hot stuff more easily.

[Anonymous No.17656622]

>>17656269
>T. Has never cooked professionally in his life

Please go play in the sand, and let mommy make your ppj. You're not fit for cooking you fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.17656750]

>>17656269
raw af holmes

[Anonymous No.17656775]

>>17656512
i really expected them to boil it in all that butter, as though they substituted water to boil in for a pan full of butter
needless to say it was terribly disappointing and am still wondering how the steak would come out actually boiled drowning in butter

[Anonymous No.17656778]

>>17656425
My dust is primarily from my pets. When I no longer had dogs, the dust in my house went down hugely.

[Anonymous No.17656790]

>>17656269
To reduce the amount of time spent washing hands I suppose.

If I'm cooking a meal made with multiple components and I'm likely to be touching lots of stuff (seasonings, handles, etc.) I'll wash my hands in between.

Constant handwashing can irritate the skin

[Anonymous No.17656798]

>>17656790
You're supposed to change gloves and wash hands between tasks anyways. Adding gloves literally increases irritation.

[Anonymous No.17656803]

>>17656798
Why would I do that when I can just take the gloves off and put on a new pair right away?

Wash all the sweat and such off after I'm done with all glove tasks

[Anonymous No.17656828]

ugly fingernails/preventing comments about fingernails

[Anonymous No.17656837]

>>17656828
This one makes the most sense, especially if it's one of those youtubers trooning out in slow motion who does their nails.

[Anonymous No.17656856]

>>17656790
>not developing naturally greasy dishpit hands that withstand constant washing
They were so dry when i came home at first that the fingerprint scanner on my phone wouldn't work. Now I'm ascended.

[Anonymous No.17656857]

>>17656269
Mentally ill people, blacks, and prisoners.

[Anonymous No.17656906]

>>17656837
>Babish

[Anonymous No.17657000]

>>17656269
>trying to implytext in the subject field
newfag

[Anonymous No.17657010]

>>17656269
I wear them if i'm doing sloppy bbq sauce grilling or meat handling. Also when working with stupid spicy peppers.

[Anonymous No.17657091]

>>17656269

>go to country
>they wash ass with hand
>don't use soap
>anon is happy and buys their food

>go to country
>they wear gloves when making food so anon doesn't get shit on his food
>anon is angry and demands extra serving of shit for free

i don't get it, is it a fetish or something?

[Anonymous No.17657278]

>>17656622
>cheddar
>another cheddar
>Gruyère
Imagine pretending you like cheese and only buying popular garbage

[Anonymous No.17657308]

>>17657278
not him, but i inhale my good stuff so it's never around for pictures like a woman on the internet

[Anonymous No.17657328]

>>17657091
It is if OP's German.

[Anonymous No.17657333]

>>17656469
You think wearing gloves would stop Jose from fondling his balls in the coolroom?

[Anonymous No.17657336]

>>17656505
Gloves are less hygienic than washing your hands

[Anonymous No.17657341]

>>17656803
In case there's a cut or tear? Fuck if I know why, I just know the regulation, or what it was. And some regions are just autistic.

[Anonymous No.17657562]

>>17656269
Wearing gloves when cooking is the number one tell someone is a fucking retard with no hope to become good at anything. Gloves don't mean you can touch anything and they don't get dirty. Gloves mean switching pairs every time you touch a different surface. Gloves means washing your hands and applying the gloves in a very specific manner to avoid contamination.

Using gloves any other way than the only safe way to use them is completely counterproductive. It's the same thing with masks and clearly 90% of the population is too retarded to understand the point of using gloves/masks and how to use them properly.

[Anonymous No.17657575]

>>17657562
gloves for cooking and handling hot chillies :)
I've never had my hands burn, but I see enough other people seething about it. I can never tell when they're making it up or not.

[Anonymous No.17657583]

>>17656269
>boiled in 300 degree butter
So it was fried.

[Anonymous No.17657641]

>>17656506
imagine tossing a salad with your finger nails

[Anonymous No.17657654]

>>17657575
Never burned my hands ever with hot peppers. I cut reapers and it's never been a problem. Must be a difference in skin types.
On the other hand, My eyes, nostrils and dick...

[Anonymous No.17657662]

>to handle dangerous peppers
>to avoid blood stains when gutting fish
>you don't feel like washing your hands after handling raw meat

[Anonymous No.17657676]

>>17657654
Actually this one time I had a sore throat and I ate a meal with a few reapers in it. Next morning I woke up with blisters on the entire roof of my mouth. Filled with fluid. Just like a normal heat burn to the skin. Took a week to go away. Very weird..

[Anonymous No.17657890]

>>17657654
yeah, I'm not quite sure what the deal is with those people. I assume it's people with baby soft skin who have never done hard work in their lives.
I've intentionally burned my dick, multiple times.

[Anonymous No.17658277]

>>17656269

[Anonymous No.17658319]

>>17656269
because cooking is a scientific endeavor

[Anonymous No.17658438]

>>17656431
>no garlic on hands
>meat smells like latex
>hands also smell like latex
I'd rather have garlic perfuming my hands.

[Anonymous No.17658700]

>>17657091
tell me what fucking countries exactly to forever avoid going to restaurants, street-food or ordering takeout. It has to be some retarded religion practice and i need to know what countries you mean. All of them

>>17657328
OP is not German

[Anonymous No.17658706]

Gloves can attract dust / loose hair via static charge, depending on the material.

Just make sure your hands are always scrubbed and washed well, including under fingernails, before handling food.

[Anonymous No.17658739]

>>17658277
That still had happened if she was wearing gloves

[Anonymous No.17658749]

Those gloves are not the worst idea for barbecuing so you don't have to keep running inside to wash your hands.

[Anonymous No.17658756]

>>17657662
Not op, But should I use gloves to handle my meat?

[Anonymous No.17658898]

>>17658756
yeah it classes up your boring old jerk sessions

[Anonymous No.17659084]

>>17658700
They're everywhere anon, they're working in the kitchens of your local restaurants already.

[Anonymous No.17659099]

>>17656269
>boiled in 300 degree butter

What does this achieve?

[Anonymous No.17659102]

>>17659099
Clicks on youtube.

[Anonymous No.17659118]

>>17659084

"From Swindon."

Yeah fucking right.

[Anonymous No.17659128]

>>17658756
my daddy thaught me how to handle meat without burning the skin

[Anonymous No.17659129]

>>17656433
When I worked at actual restaurants nobody wore gloves. The only places I worked where gloves were worn was when customers could see us.
I can fucking promise you though that you want to be eating food cooked without gloves, though. When you are using your hands you can feel when they need to be washed. So many employees would get lazy as fuck with the gloves and never fucking change them, it absolutely disgusted me.

[Anonymous No.17659314]

>>17656269
i have eczema on my hand

[Anonymous No.17659541]

>>17656269
to calm the internet karens

[Anonymous No.17659552]

>>17658277
> manually pepper spraying the brat

[Anonymous No.17660014]

>>17656269
Youtubers cook with gloves on because it's faster to take the gloves off if you need to suddenly change a camera angle or some shit in the middle of filming rather than pause to go wash your hands and shit. The fact that the gloves make people think it looks more professional and shit is just an added bonus.

[Anonymous No.17660570]

While gloves have been shown to generally be filthier than bare hands it looks clean and thats all that matters to the hypochondriac poofs that make up what seems to be the majority of customers these days

[Anonymous No.17660768]

I make large batches of very spicy salad and last time I made one without gloves my hands burned for the whole day. Literally nothing worked, soap, oil, acetone, milk, ice water, it just kept burning. Also great for spices that get under the nails and everything

[Anonymous No.17661724]

>>17656269
when you're handling raw meat with gloves you can just throw the gloves out when you're done and you don't have to wash your hands, duh

[Anonymous No.17661761]

>>17656506
>if you're tossing salad
Licking arse??