/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I just saw this brand for the first time yesterday. It was apple butter. am I being gangstalked?

>cider
>dumping spirits into apple juice
do Americans really

Can someone explain to me what delicacy means to foreign shitkickers?
as I understood it, it was something that was pleasing to eat as well as look at that gave a feeling of refined taste. But whenever people talk about third world delicacies it's some nasty looking slop prepared in a lazy or gross way like fish semen or boiled egg embryos

>>16164104
>fried" for anything that's cooked in a pan ("I'll 'fry' up some eggs")

>use a frying pan to fry something
>anon doesn't like your wording

>>16078498
it's all done by machine
>>16078478
Would that cause the price of diary to be lower and not higher? You didn't even think that through, but I have a free helicopter ticket for you and all your cope
>>16078476
This, liberal cannot into basic economics