/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8269024
O CANADA

i love squirting my horsey sauce all over that roast beef

>>8055845
ok i'll stop if you promise to never talk again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMT3vuSQk3g

>>8038791
There's been a psychology study, which grocery stores have adapted to with their market design. You see, we go counter clockwise starting with the front right of the store.

You ever wonder why there are flowers and shit there? You think anyone's going to the grocery store to buy flowers? No, it's for the impression of freshness. Same reason why the first food items you see there are the produce and deli sections.

The invention of the shopping cart did not pick up well in the beginning. It initially offended men's masculinity that they couldn't have the strength to carry their diet in their hands. So the original stores actually hired models to push around carts in the store to give it a sense of normalcy. Eventually, we came around to start using carts, which was a boon to the grocery stores because (surprise, surprise) you can buy larger amounts of food when you can cart it around.

Just like the more obvious things like putting the staples such as a gallon of milk in the back corner, to make you walk through the place and grab a few more items. Or the impulse-buy items like candy, jerky, and magazines at the checkout registers.

There's a reason behind everything, and the human subcontinent is a powerful factor.

>22.9
>205 lbs (1.83036 long hundredweights)
>eat very healthy, exercise for at least an hour 4 days a week, but drink lots n' lots