/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19324509
Fucking idiot. Please stop posting.
I promise not to tell you why you are near-learning-disabled level wrong if you promise to go back to /b/ and resume downloading pictures of underage boys in drag.
Fuck's sake.

>>19282769
...and that's why they're in great demand you can buy them anywhere, huh?
Meatloaf is great, and I LOVE leftover meatloaf sandwiches.
I love BLT's too.
But Opie was asking about BURGERS, not meatloaf sandwiches.
Fuck's sake...

Man, fuck this troll thread.
Most people here don't know shit about steak. And while I'd like to fight the deliberate ignorance of you steak-tards, there's nothing for
me to learn here, and you're too stubborn to learn anything from people who actually know their shit.
CTRL-F4.

>>18998423
>I'm usually cooking chicken thighs
I don't want to be racist but...
You ain't making it easy

>>18623173
A shill's a shill, nigga.

>>18615854
>popping a lot of bubbles with this thread.
Name one.

>>18615883
>All these are useful numbers to know.
Nope. They're utterly useless, since I can't compare his numbers to anything else. I can buy boneless breasts for $2 per pound. How does that compare to OP's 88¢ drummers? Nobody fucking knows (thanks OP). I've never heard of anyone buying or otherwise measuring meat in after-cooked weight, except in this thread.
OK, so how does this compare to any other meat (post cooking)? Nobody fucking knows.
OP might as well have figured out what a breath of wind weighs, or the weight of a baby's sobs.
Utterly useless.

>>18538829
Oh, I read your post specifically designed to refute the literal words of my previous post, yet you betray yourself with nonsense like:
>>18538829
>truly appreciating that it came off of a living creature that was killed for it

So we all know KFC kills chickens, but somehow it's not really, truly real for the people you'd look down on.

>>18538829
>This is about relieving cognitive dissonance.
Yes. Your own.
Show me anybody that doesn't "truly appreciate" that meat comes from animals, (your own fictional world-view aside).

>>18372372
>I just don't understand
Obviously not, now hush and stop shitting up the thread.

>>18070941
>>the powers that be put them here for us
>>believing in the christian god
I thought he meant Tyson's, etc, the whole meat industry, really.
These animals never would have been born unless people eat meat.

>>18073543
>If you don't believe in God, then you're honestly an abject retard.
Quite the opposite, He's far more popular with window-lickers than reasonably intelligent people.

Seriously OP, first explain what the fuck that's a picture of, second, explain why you were such a faggot in the first place.
Nobody knows what that bullshit is.

>>17090933
>Preservatives.
Salt.
Not sure why people are so enthralled/confused/concerned by this.

>>17047964
mmm be silent nigger

jk also what teas do you like? do you prefer Kenyan Blacks through the paper bag from Liptons?

>>16810576
>limp and soggy.
Sorry, no.
That's just a lie.
I could understand an ignorant fool mistaking "greasy" for "soggy" (God have mercy on your soul).
But "limp"??? That's fake news.

>>16734620
>I'm road tripping from North Carolina to Boston next month, and checking out all the New England states for a week after I get there.
You do understand the pandemic isn't over, right?

>>16628956
>fresh ground pepper
When I met my future wife, she had a tin of "fresh ground pepper" in the pantry.
I asked her how old it was, and she didn't know.

OP here. I don't usually hang out in /ck/, so I've got to ask: Is the whole board as stupid as /b/ or did I just attract the mouth breathers because I posted about liquor?


>>13962904
That's good advice about anything that comes from either the store OR mail order, so I'm not sure what it has to do with the thread.
Also not sure why you think sunlight kills viruses.
FYI: I spray everything that comes into the house with 80% rubbing alcohol 20% water.

>>13963067
Thanks for listing my three options, even though the thread starts with me already having narrowed it down to "order it off the internet".
...and you think drunks are insufferable.

>>13963078
And what if I catch it while I'm at the store? I can't wash my lungs...

And finally...
>>13962913
THANKS! This is the only post in this thread that offered any answer to my actual question.
Unfortunately, thewhiskyexchange.com is located in the UK, and shipping to the US is very expensive.

Anybody else have any actual experience buying liquor online?