/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8902225
>I have never had a homemade burger that tasted as good as even a regular fast food one.
that may be part of the problem, tubbs, but thats besides the point, which is: git gud at cooking. you can taste a difference if you learn how to do stuff. spazzing out because the first noodles you've ever made aren't the dogs bollocks isn't what you should do, you yould ask yourelf what went wrong and where to improve. but since all you can think of are burgers, I doubt you'll ever amount to anything.

>>8904927
a bit too late to the party, aren't you. we've established that yesterday.

all u richfags with fancy vegetables and stuff, real men just buy a baguette early in the morning while its still warm, buy some frozen soup vegetables, boil em in water (enough soup for a week), and buy a new baguette every day.
ive been doing that for a while and it cost me around 50 cents a day.