/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6477633
>It's a chance to show off to my friends at how much money I can afford to spend on moderate to highly priced meals.

If it's not a Birthday party or family gathering, you're wrong.

People don't go on Facebook and get excited when they see pictures of fancy looking food. I doubt you spend hours reviewing all of the photos you've taken of food, and I doubt the people that you were with would even remember where or when the photo was taken. The only thing that taking photos of food serves is annoyance for others* and momentary self-satisfaction.

*If you have your flash on, at least. I doubt anyone would give a fuck you're snapping pictures bright, outdoors setting.