/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>its an acquired taste

>European friend uses a mini fridge in his kitchen instead of a regular size one

Is this normal in Europe?

>ate a large Little Caesar's pepperoni pizza
>still hungry

what side dishes should i serve with a pasta main course?

>>14726957
same, wtf
i eat one meal a day, sometimes two if i want late night snax

>Pizza is made with a mixture of mozzarella and cheddar, provolone, swiss, or American cheese.

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store
>long lines at registers
>suddenly 2 cashiers walk away with rugs rolled up under their arms
>they go outside and start praying
>2 less cashiers doubled the wait in line

What are some other things that annoy you at grocery stores?

>visiting Europe this past summer
>go to friend's house for dinner
>very hot day
>friend doesn't have AC
>opens windows
>windows don't have screens
>flys/moths keep flying into the dining room and landing on the food
>Euopean friends don't seem to mind at all, they just flick the flys off and eat the food

Is this common in Europe?

>visiting Europe
>go to restaurant for lunch
>walk by kitchen and notice 2 cats sitting on a food prep table
>complain to sever
>she tells me they keep the cats to keep the restaurant free of mice

Is this common in European restaurants? We have professionals, who keep our restaurants pest free in the US

>visiting Europe
>go to grocery store
>milk is sold by the bag
>milk is not refrigerated
>eggs also not refrigerated and are covered in dirt and smell like poop

Is this common in Europe?