/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19142078
>i don't care about the competition
>i just want to talk about cooking and baking on /ck/
>crazy, huh?
That's not crazy. That's what we are here for. People who actually like to cook, and talk about cooking, and post their cooking so that other people can call them a fag and then argue for two hours over whether or not you should ever add the garlic at the same time as the onion, coming together for a lighthearted competition where you get to larp as Rokusaburo Michiba or Jeffrey Steingarten and battle it out for /ck/ bragging rights. I get that the opposition seems too great, and you'd rather go home and be with your loved ones, but the idea of making it a community event is to attract more attention to our shared cause, even if half the people just come to laugh at someone trying something new and fucking it up. If there's even one or two Scotsmen lurking who get inspired to cook something and post a thread about it, that means there's one or two less threads about what new item Taco Bell is bringing back, or the latest e-celeb gossip, or which brand has gone woke this week. If not for yourself, do it for your children, and your children's children.