/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20547818
>gentle clatter of rain on the roof
>wipers going swoot swoot
>car snacks

>tfw the cultural norm is one person paying the whole bill and everyone competes to be sneaky enough to do it before anyone else thinks to

>>11631525
Interesting to know there's an obvious difference from the prep side, Singapore Airlines always felt a cut above.

>always buy booze at the same place
>owner is a nice guy, always wants to help you choose
>really enthusiastic, but doesn't seem to actually know shit about booze
>tells me about duty free shops at airports like it's a big insider tip
>one day says he's found a special gin for me, "XO, like the cognac"
>it's actually just Oxford gin, the cap says "OX"

All the little compartments make it feel kinda cosy.

Why are airplane meals so comfy?

Airline meals are so comfy.