/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I ordered Papa Johns twice this weekend. One pizza was spicy italian sausage and jalapeno, the other was pupperoni and mushroom. It was okay. I feel a bit like I betrayed The Papa.

Makes the worlds best pizza, and then gets kicked out of his own company. What went wrong?

Is it frowned upon to bring your own condiments into a restaurant, for example if they only have Tabasco and I refer Franks etc...

>Man pleads to City Council: Stop the use of the term “Boneless Chicken Wings”

Is he wrong or right?

https://youtu.be/dKyo0Sj7PEo

lol if u dont keep towels or dirty clothes on the side of the bed to piss on when drunk

>Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse were most popular restaurants during coronavirus pandemic

Olive Garden and Texas Roadhouse, as well as Applebee’s and Chili’s, have been seeing the most increased traffic, according to marketing agency TopAgency’s casual dining report. On average, “casual dining has seen 58% less traffic since the start of the pandemic,” the results show. However, fast food restaurants have only seen a 30% decrease.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/olive-garden-texas-roadhouse-most-popular-restaurant-coronavirus

If you were a manager how would you deal with this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y1cirZu-tU&feature=emb_title

>LOL if you have a “secret” recipe

I was at a coworkers house today for a work soirée. He made burgers as one dish. They were honestly fuking delicious. Some of the best Ive ever had.

I asked him the recipe and he said "Ooo sorry, bro. Secret recipe." I chuckled and said but no really tell me. He said I'm serious its a secret. I looked dumbfounded at him and he just shrugged his shoulders and said sorry bro.

I tried to snoop around his kitchen for cookbooks but couldn't find anything. Cant believe he is denying me good burgers so he can act like he has some fuking treasure map locked away in his mind. Its selfish if you stop and think about it.