/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19621385
>The intense competition between stalls maintains a high degree of quality and value.
>there's a non negligible chance of food poisoning
huh?

>>17793672
this.
some people have an irrational need for attention, good or bad. perhaps they are legit retards too, but that's beside the point. they crave those few minutes where other people will aknowledge their existence, and anything is worth it. i'd say less than 10% of posts such as the one OP posted are genuine unaware autists that are just doing what they believe normal people do; the rest are fully functional beings that just want their time in the spotlight

>>10139712
You could hang out with the other housewives and pick up hobbies like playing an instrument or make art.

>>10131148
Why indeed

>have the perfect cup of joe at my local train station
>have the shits for the rest of the day

I mean, the low carb thing works for me and works exceptionally well.

>Far more mentally sharper
>Work ethic has improved tremendously
>Working out often
>No shakiness/low blood sugar symptoms
>Women mirin

I'd be groggy and tired by lunch time, now I have plenty of energy until bed. So again, it works for me, and is probably the way I'll go from now on.

>Ambient hamburgers.

>>8986897
Is that potato salad on your burger?

Interesting.

How are you supposed to stop yourself from drinking everyday?

So I just ordered a pizza online and it came out to $24. I paid with a gift card and have no loose cash. Do I even bother tipping the driver? If so, how much? I hate that this shit feels so mandatory. Especially when being black due to not wanting to fit the "hurr hurr niggers dont tip!" stereotype.

>>4443015
>Monetary compensation has nothing to do with it.
Exactly.
It's not about money.
It was earlier stated that they've already decided whether or not they'll have sex with the guy- and that dinner was not to sway them in the slightest.
If dinner was not to sway them or alter their opinion of them then what's the point of the dinner in the first place?

Out of 10 burgers sold, about how many will have cheese on average?

>>3918914
Wait, there's no water involved at all? I thought it was equal parts milk and water.