/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15972146
I once went to a church's. It was fantastic. That said, as we pulled away and my mom handed me the bag, the lady at the window leaned back and happily yelled into the store,
>that's the first white lady been here in a MONTH
and you could literally hear the immense laughter from everyone in the store, including people in line. I felt embarrassed, but those biscuits were fucking worth it though

>>15924593
>this guy pretends he isn't a slave to his physical urges
lmao, there's a reason these things are literally called "physically addictive"

That said, you can learn to kick an addiction, but the situation surrounding it is often the main factor for keeping people in them. Stop pretending like you're above vice. You're posting on fucking /ck/, after all.

>t. not an addict, not fat, but still posting on this godforsaken hellhole

>>15528656
>>15528660
>>15529286
If you're in the US; Russet for baking, mashing, hash browns, and frying. Generally these are also great for potato salad.

Yukon gold/yellow potatoes are good for roasting, and adding a couple to a russet mash or potato soup isn't the worst thing. Also great boiled and served without peeling them.

Red potatoes are shit and shouldn't be used by anyone. Too bitter, too waxy. They make shit home fries, and worse potato salad. Some of the worst mash too.

It's the time of year to go crazy with dark beers. Picked up some singles -
Death by Coconut
Campfire Amplifier
Anchor Special Ale
Maudite
Navel Gazer
and a local dry-hopped amber with rye

>>14451864
this isn't ebola, they won't die in big enough numbers to stop denying it's a hoax.
>>14451897
it does lower the viral load on your system, and in most people it reduces the severity of their symptoms iirc.

the biggest issue to me is that the immunity response isn't going to be big enough to prevent you from getting it multiple times a year, and this might be a disease which really fucks with you after several infections.