/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Would it be possible for me to make my own tea and store it for long periods of time at room temperature or in the fridge in a bottle or maybe even a can? Does tea even go bad if it's just water

Why is cold water delicious while lukewarm water is repulsive?

>roommate keeps eating your food
>ask them to stop
>keep doing it anyway

What's the next course of action?

Can anyone tell me why discussion of diets isn't moved to /fit/?

Keto, Veganism, Paleo and all the other meme diets are the exact opposite of cooking since they aren't discussions about food but about how to be healthy and those diets quite literally try to stop people from eating certain things.

How on earth is this related to cooking? This would be like going on /tv/ and telling everyone not to watch a certain genre of film or going onto /mu/ and telling people not to listen to a certain genre of music.

>>11119759

Woah...so this is the power Food & Cooking.

>>11119759

Woah...so this is the power of Food & Cooking.

I'm making a sirloin steak. It was frozen so I put it in a pan with olive oil, hot sauce, pepper, and cayenne pepper and put the same thing on top and covered it with aluminium foil. It's on 25% heat right now. Will this turn out well?

>>10480629

Is it a meme?

Almost every over 90 person I know eats garbage. Stuff like cans of soup,ice cream,whiskey,cigarettes,canned foods,soda,frozen meals etc.

What's up with that? I don't think I've ever seen an over 90 person who ate piles of vegetables and all natural organic stuff.

>>9638838
>>9638844
Both a reddit nu-male and also a /pol/ sperg all in one post.