/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12599180
Another little fun one, Maggi würze. It isn't really "food", more like a condiment (think Worcestershire sauce). But the really funny thing, is that for some random reason Maggi is really famous in Poland, and is something you'd find in every household. I have no idea why but that's pretty awesome.

>>9234057
Yeah, the whole Avocado thing was mostly due to a business article making fun of young people wasting good dollars on Avocado sandwiches instead to invest them in their future while whinning about not having any money.

And yes, I'm very glad I only buy "raw" food today. Sure here and there some frozen spinach or fish fingers but beeing able to buy everything you need to create a good meal from a farmers market is a great feeling. You really get a new appreciation for the most simple dishes. Especially fresh hand made pasta is so delicious, easy and cheap. Even if you just add a piece of butter, some salt and fresh tomato pieces it's so delicious. We really forgett how good fresh, pure ingredients taste.

> Artificial flavorings get a special place in hell.
In germany we have a thing called "Maggie Würze" which is more or less pure monosodium glutamate. People add that shit into everything without even giving the dish a taste. Soups, whole homemade dishes and even on a piece of good german bread with butter.