/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5203362

Now we're talking.

>worked in Antioquia for a year
>bandeja paisa every sunday morning
>ajiaco with dinner every night
>garrafas of AA rojo on the cheap

>>5203323
>>5203338
>bandeja paisa
>ajiaco

Where the fuck's the Aguardiente Antioqueno

>>5149657

Lord knows I do

>>4801135

>>4801105

Nigga I lived in a Colombian mountain village for a year, where we had a twin propane burner, two pots, a wok, a frying pan, and some servingware. We ate a lot of rice, potatoes, and beans with a little meat, milk, and vegetables, but our cook managed to keep coming up with healthy, good-tasting meals while we were there, for a less than a couple bucks a day per person.

It's not hard or expensive to eat healthy and not get fat. It's just really really easy for stupid lazy people to get lots of cheap empty calories and stuff them down their throats.

And then bitch about how expensive real food is and how they don't have the time or ability to cook. Or, worse, about muh metabolism, which is literally saying "I'm only fat because I'm too lazy to get up and move around a bit every day."

>>4800851
>nutritional illiterate gets made fun of on the internet
>gets mad

Have another cupcake bro, it'll make you feel better

Right?

Fat is excess calories. If you're fat, you've been eating too much. Eat less or burn more. This is basic mammalian biology. Farm animals don't get fat by eating a caloric deficit, stray dogs aren't skin and bones because they're feasting every night, and the same applies to humans.

>>4800716
>this nutritional illiteracy
>this ignorance of basic physics

>>4462694

Why Are You Talking Like This?

>>4461456
>Anyone that wants to order 100 pick up orders can do so here

>>4436110

Obesity isn't really even the problem, per se -- it's is just the most visible symptom of the real problem, which is lack of self-control, self-motivation, and the ability to defer gratification.

People get fat because they can't stop putting tasty things in their mouths, can't get off their asses and exercise, and fundamentally cannot grasp how passing up that tasty thing right now, or working out right now, to be healthier later is a necessary thing.

So it should be no surprise that obese people are miserable about it but won't do anything to change it -- that lack of self-control, self-motivation, and ability to defer gratification are what made them obese.

Sadly, those traits are pretty much what defines an adult, and fatties lack them.

>>4318141
>implying I don't guaran-damn-tee the Isles a playoff spot this year

Anyway, let's stop /sp/ing this thread up before we get banned

>>4318127

;_; I know

>>4318110
>cuz if they were liquid they'd be diarrhea

>>3967171
>Americans

Haven't won jack, but congratulations!

>>3909371

CANDY FOR BREAKFAST?!

>>3907108

Exactly, going easy on the salt makes it healthier, like how if you eat a candy bar and a diet cola they cancel each other out.

Plebs

>footlong steak 'n cheese on white bread
>double steak
>meatballs
>marinara sauce
>an extra layer of cheese
>bacon on top of the cheese
>toast
>light S+P, shot of regular mayo
>no vegetables

$13.89, 2880 calories. 89 grams of fat.

>>3904679
>not boiling your hot dogs

>>3875434
>not loving IPA

>>3860148
>I've lost 20 pounds

I wouldn't be so sure -- judging by your pic, your scale is badly out of calibration.

It reads -20 when there's nothing on it.

>>3857262

how dose a polar bear know what apples is

Used to be gold, now is only occasionally funny.

I wish they'd take a month off and come up with some genuinely new ideas.

RIP ;_;

I wonder if I can get Afri-Cola in Canada.