/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11370027
Do you eat everything with your bare hands? You're not weirdly obsessed enough with European culture to know how to use silverware, are you?

>>11348397
>doesn't know minced garlic is kept in vinegar solution

>>11314811
>not having an extinguisher somewhere in your kitchen
>pouring water on an oil fire in the first place
>not knowing you can smother a fire with soaked thick material like hand towels or a wad of napkins, or in an event of extreme desperation salt/sand/dirt

This is like basic common sense to exist as a human being. How do you function day-to-day? Do you have written instructions on you in case you forget how to breathe?

>>11089277
>feet at the bottom of the tier list

>>10971901
>single serving of oatmeal
>popcorn
>homemade potato chips
>homemade trail mix with toasted nuts
>any homemade granola/oatmeal bar/cookie type things
>beef jerky
>smoothies using roasted veggies
>hard boiled eggs

You are incredibly wrong, OP.

>>10968377
If you weren't new you would realize how rare non-sarcastic answers are on this board. Instead you took the obvious bait the dumb animeposter dangled.

>>10321065
>I'll try reverse psychology, that's a good trick

>>9936559
There was a Tim's about a block away from the place I used to work so I went there for lunch on a regular basis, and usually got the crispy chicken sandwich (I have a soft spot for them).
The problem is the literal retards they have working there fucked up my order at least 50% of the time. Either the person was training and didn't understand how to input it into the point of sale machine, or they forgot the bacon or added the wrong kind of sauce. Literally half the time or more, I paid close attention.
At one point I got fed up and stopped going for a few months. One day I was feeling stupid and went back on a whim, and they fucked it up again. I went back the next day out of sheer morbid curiosity, just to see if they would get it wrong again and never the ones to disappoint, they did.