/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17854736
That's really cool. If you can afford it, why not? An experience like that is better than sterile funk pops or muh vinyl records that sound the same as $10 a month spotify.

Rally's is trash. Rally's knows it's trash. Rally's embraces trash. Rally's transcends trash.

>>13223751
>>13223776
Based and psychopilled.
Amy did nothing wrong

>>12375559
Blue cheese if you are not a retarded tastelet.

>>12221082
fast food discussion

>>12094024
>He doesn't deep fry them in tallow or lard.
Kill your entire family then yourself.

>>11267100
He is probably sleeping

>>11212144

>>10968515
Hi Gordon

>>10946175
ok

>>10680208
Tri means three.
Cera means Michael Cera (but that word is forgotten since you don't want to associate with him).
Tops are the horns, since you need a spike in a spinning top so it will spin.
So, Tri(cera)tops means three horns.

I went to this place called Just Burgers in the University District of Seattle Washington. I asked for garlic fries but the chinaman woman at the cashier thought I said curly fries. I didn't notice the error until I got curly fries instead of garlic fries that I ordered. I reluctantly took the curly fries not wanting to start trouble. I started eating the curly fries but it tasted really bad. I then remembered sing the line Cooks store cooked curly fries and large clear containers, the curly fries already cooked and days old sitting in room temperature.

I of course fell ill just an hour later. I will never go there again. I don't even like the thought of Mexicans touching my food, anyway.

McDonalds breakfast menu is ok, including the coffee but that garbage makes me sick everytime. Also the main courses taste terrible.

>>10608675
Is this a breakfast or what? I can't imagine ant time it would be a good idea.

>>10577223

Hi cu/ck/olds, /g/ here, I really can't cook at all. I didn't see my girlfriend in 2 weeks because I had a family situation and tonight I want to surpise her with a nice dinner. But I really don't know how to cook / what to cook.

She's Chinese if that helps and she frequently says that she misses "real" Chinese food. So I would like to do something like that. She's from Hangzhou if that matters from a culinary point of view.

Can you suggest me what to cook and/or maybe point me out some recipe that is not written in Chinese?

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