/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I notice that I go to the water cooler and drink water at least ten times in a three hour period, say, but my coworkers never go to the water cooler and I never see them drink water.

Who's in the wrong here? They do drink beverages, I saw one of the sipping mulled wine, and one time one of them had a coffee but he didn't finish more than half of it.

Aside from my water I'll usually have a pepsi and a few cups of tea at work too.

How has everyone else solved the drivethru ketchup problem?

The ketchup at fast food restaurants is usually given to you in those dumb packets and I can't eat my french fries without ketchup but the packets are room temperature and I can only eat cold ketchup so I'd have to bring the fries home to eat my ketchup from the fridge but the fries would have gotten cold by the time I got home and going home to eat defeats the whole point of eating out anyway. Plus even if the packets were cold they usually don't have enough ketchup in them to last for all the fries.

I've just given up on ordering fries with my meal and I only eat burgers when I eat out now. (I bring my own pepsi though)

>>11150400
>actually said something profound

too bad it wasn't about cooking

>>9769443
This is the Rei picture.

>>8793824
No, I think it was one free bag of tea. They were handing them put right outside to lure me within.

>>8754247
I knew a guy who liked drinking saltwater once.

>tell friend I spend about 100 per month for groceries
>about three dollars a day
>he asks me if I only eat porridge

I don't get it.

I have a good equation for the best wine. You buy the one with the highest alcohol content for the cheapest price which usually works out to fifteen bucks for two litres of twenty three percent wine.

Going for my bimonthly grocery excursion any reccomendations?

>>8454232
It's the only place that's open. I don't go out in the daylight.