/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I sneeze when I eat dark chocolate.
Anyone else has any weird food quirks like this?

>>15361052
>whole point of a burger is a delicious bite of various flavors
>meme asshole makes a giant cheese and meat monstrosity
Why do people do this shit? If it was large, but you could actually take a full bite of all the ingredients I'd be impressed, but this is just stupid.
I'll take 15 sliders any day of the week.

>>14684549
they're shit, sorry you had to hear it from me.

>eating chocolate in this day and age when everything has added sugar in it

I bet you bite out of it too, instead of just breaking down a single piece to have after a meal.

>All of the ingredients are measured in different units and stupid shit like "a handful" or "one packet of unspecified weight" as a base unit
>The recipe is only for a specific amount of people/plates/jars
>The ingredients don't even scale equally for more or less food, and there's no scaling guide by either the recipe creator or the ingredient manufacturer

I shouldn't have to bust out the calculator and conversion guide to make enough hot pepper spread to last me through the winter you assholes.

>Make a habit of drinking tea on a daily basis
>"Anon don't drink so much tea, you'll dehydrate yourself and make yourself sick."
>Got this from both my mother and my sister

>Can't even remember the last time I've gotten anything worse than some sniffles or a mild throat sore
>Lost at least 20 pounds that everyone noticed and correlated to the tea
>Meanwhile they shy away from 90% of anything that isn't canned, frozen or sealed, and then wonder why they don't have any energy
>They say they want to start drinking tea, but whenever I explain the process they look at me like I'm telling them to replace a car engine

>>4333570
thats just vanilla with different colors. i got it once and was completely disappointed.

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Fucking saved, thank you good sir.