/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11877116
Notice the distinctive lack of casseroles and quesadillas. You won't find such things on a pizza plantation.

>>9837155
Same grad school fag. I rented a new apartment but coun't move in until it was cleaned from the previous tenants. The complex said that they left it a disaster zone so I figured they didnt't even lock the door so I went in and stole all the left over food since it would be trashed anyways.
I was too pussy to sleep there (trespassing) so I slept in an empty field, eating stolen food cooked over a campfire for two weeks.

>>9192169
Nah

>>9192679
That costs money, and I eat too little for it to matter anyway.

>its always pizza
Pretty funny but why

>>9112557
Why is 'pizza in unusual location' such an interesting genre of photography?

>>8625114
Yep

Fresh picked organic pizza is the best

Am I neglecting my health if I hardly eat any vegetables other than onion and garlic, but eat a shitton of fruit?

>>7428618
>>7428619
Immunologist/biologist who posts in these threads when I get the chance. Just wanted to say that,

1) Monsanto is a shit company. You're right. They do a lot of shady shit.
2) You're wrong about GMOs. They are one of the greatest forces for good in the world today.
3) Labeling all GMOs as harmful is idiotic, as each GMO has one or several modified genes which likely have little or (more likely) no interaction with human proteins. Each one should be investigated separately. It's like saying that every single Rb gene is cancerous even though only a few rare polymorphisms cause cancer. In other words, generalization is bad.

tl;dr Monsanto a shit. Stop spreading lies about GMOs.

pic related: new GMO pizza ferns.

>>7100611
that'd be a cool story if it were even remotely true, you lazy piece of shit. pre-peeled and deveined shrimp are very readily available

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLi_3LYAets