/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14701127
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>>13600829
>my family doesnt want to eat there
>friends are too busy
>"eww i/we dont like that place let's keep deciding for a larger amount of time til we compromise/decide what I/the democracy wants"

>"OK OK fine, let's eat THERE. jeez..."
>doesnt order anything
>orders the lamest thing, like a hamburger at the thai place

>>13600829
>my family doesnt want to eat there
>friends are too busy
>"eww i/we dont like that place let's keep deciding for a larger amount of time til we compromise/decide what I/the democracy wants"

Dollar bill guy can you please take us on a tour of the vending machines of japan? I think this would be a fun thread.

Is there any singular concensus with no room for contrarians in food/cooking other that basic things like say, "sugar is sweet"?
What are some of the most universal food concepts?

>>8936514
>I'm more than 1/4 Norwegian (I'm american)

>>8783579
Because he barely speaks the national language. Tipping isn't commonplace for food delivery in my country, but the guy on the phone and the delivery person always speak with an accent thicker than any pizza crust I've ever seen. That's one of the reasons online orders are becoming more and more popular.