/ck/ - Food & Cooking

equipment:
metal shopping cart
- Free from local alleyway
wood
- Free
fire
- Free

ingredients:
day-old bread with sesame seeds
- $1.00 for a loaf
sub-par ground beef
- $2.00 for a pound
lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion
- $3.00 tops
mayo, ketchup
- $1.00 for way too fucking much of it

That's $7 for four 4oz Whoppers, compared to BK's $4.19 for one (according to their website).
~42% of the cost per-burger.

>>13232463
From the thumbnail I thought the cheese in the tomato sauce was kanji.

>Leaves utensils on the side sitting on top of kitchen paper, never in the sink or dishwasher
>Always some how manages to use multiple pots and pans no matter how simple the food cooked is
>Takes 3 days to wash their fucking shit only when they want to re-use it again
>When they do it's still fucking greasy
>Cooks everything in inches of oil in the oven, claims it's healthier than frying. It's fucking shallow frying
>Burns everything, fire alarm constantly goes off, literally cannot even saute mushrooms correctly
>Tried to steal my food once, only once caught them mid act
>Claims to be a chef, in reality not even a cook
>Leaves half finished drinks fucking everywhere, why are you drinking orange juice in the fucking toilet?
>Used my fucking toothbrush and when confronted denied it claimed it to be theirs, called them on their shit, they then claimed to change the heads so I wouldn't notice, so it shouldn't bother me in the same argument
>Catch them a second fucking time
>Is clinically obese and thinks their opinion on my gym routine is worth anything
>Broke the fucking shower, now it leaks through the ceiling below
>I went away for a week, would rather live in filth literally than vacuum
I dunno if it should bother me as much as it does, I've read worse

>>9810762
>perfect taco
>has cheese on it

>>9824029

>Rate two cups of cheddar