/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14836463
Neutral good and lawful neutral are the only correct answers.

>lawful good: Too much air on the end. It'll go stale.
>chaotic good: Too much work and requires that you actually buy/drink bottled things.
>true neutral: Rubber band is harder and more time consuming to get off than a clip.
>chaotic neutral: If the bread gets knocked around or tipped over, it'll come undone.
>lawful evil: Knots in plastic bags are hard to untie.
>neutral evil: Same problem as chaotic neutral, but worse.
>chaotic evil: Do I really need to explain what's wrong with this?

>>14481620
Twitter is not real life, nor are California or New York City. In the real world, people find it offensive to be grouped together in some homogeneous "other" group based on their skin color. The best thing you can do in real life is to treat people the same regardless of race. Insane people on Twitter will call that "colorblindness" and "problematic," but real humans consider it "respectful" and "the right thing to do." Race can only be commented on when you're really comfortable with someone, it's not something that's brought up toward strangers because it can be seen as rude or demeaning, as though you see them as a skin tone and not a person.

>>13616104
is coffee good for you?

>>13499041
Take your meds, man.

>>12594802
Why are you so interested in buying food for women? Does doing that make you happy? Are you lacking affection and feeling the need to bribe strange women to show you affection or attention or something else? I'd suggest you take up a hobby like cooking or music but it seems you're more interested in the appearance of being able to do fun things than actually doing fun things.

I suggest you take a look at your life and what you want out of it. If all goes well you'll have several decades left to live, but it will be over before you know it. I'm sure there's some way you'd rather be spending your precious time than chastising anonymous cooking enthusiasts on the internet for living their lives as they see fit.

>>12171727
Yes they are, now neck yourself.

http://www.ok.org/companies/what-is-kosher/meat-dairy-pareve-setting-boundaries/

>>11168400
How is this any different for all the obnoxious male autists that do exaggerated reaction videos?

Also they only do it cause they know people like OP will post it all over the internet and give them tons of clicks. It's a low-effort way to boost their channel's popularity enough to start making money. So the real problem here is the idiots who reward this type of bullshit by sharing and up-dooting their videos.

>>9964700
This can be justifiable if:

1) Their friends dragged them there and they don't like/ can't eat the thing (this is the most common scenario).

2) They're a regular and have already tried most of the things on the menu.

3) It's late and/or a Monday and it's the only place open that serves decent food, But again, they don't like/ can't eat the specialty.

>>8655225
The choice of what to eat or not to eat, insofar as non-toxic species are concerned, is entirely arbitrary. I don't want to eat a dog or a cat or another human for that matter because I've arbitrarily decided that they are not food sources; I recognize the hypocrisy and accept it while I go eat a steak chopped off a cow that I DO consider a food source. If I wanted to I could eat a dog/cat/human, but as before I arbitrarily don't want to and I have the luxury of choice regarding where my life-sustaining calories, nutrients, and pleasurable flavors of food come from.

>>6584112
But if you smoke regularly your eating patterns become so irregular that you actually end up losing weight, even with the munchies.

>>6461567
You do realize that telling someone you've reported them is against the global rules, right?