/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19940681
>>wooden cutting boards
>Absolutely fine.
Better than fine anon.. Wood cutting boards have always been easier to clean and disinfect than plastic. Bamboo is fine too.
I think the difference is that the plastic ones can be chucked into the dishwasher along with the dildoes and other sex toys for lazy disinfection, but in a restaurant setting, those things get pretty filthy no matter how much you scrub 'em. That's why everything is constantly wiped down with Sani-Cleen soaked, service towels.
Either way, filthy people have filthy kitchens.

>>19928672
It totally is...you can tell OPies a retarded faggot from the crocheted dish rag on the sink.
Those fucking things are nasty, always smell sour with bacteria, and for some reason the filthy fucks who use them can't smell it as they proceed to wipe down every surface in the kitchen with a thin layer of viscous slime.
Gag inducing.

>>19762646
These are ALL good ones..
Also:
>Put pan on burner on high heat..Walks away
And for some reason,
>Refrigerator magnets shaped like food, often with a carry-out/delivery menu under it.
This doesn't necessarily Denote being a cooklet as much as being dirty, but people who have those crocheted kitchen wash "rags". I swear to God, every time I see one of those things, I think to myself,"I just KNOW that smells sour, doesn't get rinsed after use, and has a fucked up slimy feel that takes a couple minutes to scrub off. The same people ALWAYS have dish towels that are washed with heavily scented fabric softener and STILL smell sour.
There's nothing more disgusting than washing your hands or a dish and then drying it on one of those towels, then catching a whiff of SOUR ROT and artificial "Mountain breeze"
I'll fucking puke right on your floor in front of you and leave without caring.
t. Before it ever gets to that point, I'll sniff your towels when you aren't looking. if it registers more that a 2 on my stink-o-meter, You'll get 1 more chance, but not today.
Seriously, how fucking hard is it to wash out the fucking dishcloth you use to clean other things?

>>19567105
Sure, but it's just a matter of time until we find out that ALL convenience comes AT A PRICE, and that the detergents and "Rinse agents" not only are detrimental to our health, but also horrible for the water supply, the immediate environment to your area, and other "Unforseen" issues.
Any DIshdog knows how fucking caustic industrial dishwasher solutions are--And they CERTAINLY aren't as bad as the crap pushed for home use. Eclipse warewashing slurry will eat the paint off of ANYTHING, but at least it's metered out in the dishtank in DROPS, and isn't laden with fragrances and other carcinogenic garbage.
How fucking olfactory nerve-dead do you have to be to want "Potpourri Scented" dishes?
Shit's as bad as those fucking HADES plug-ins that are so toxic, the lab techs who come up with those scents WON'T fucking use them in their own houses.
You can't fill the soap cup with regular dishwashing soap in a dishwasher, but you CAN fill it with baking soda and a DROP or two of regular, no-frills, no scent, NO TRICLOSAN(an Agent Orange ingredient,) and get the same results.
I'm a hand washer, and I use soap, but dishwashers DO have utility, if you aren't a retarded consooomer about it.

>>19390381
If you wanna Up your game and not hafta clean your shower glass NEARLY as much, Go through your usually cleaning(good shit Bytheway, and then RAIN-X the shower glass.

>>19337898
>At least rinse it out well...

>>19282125
At least they don't contaminate the whole work area under the premise of "Cleaning"

>>18650167
yes these...
I'll add for cleanup
>Sour rag hung over faucet neck
This foul bacteria ridden thing gets dragged over every surface in the kitchen, leaving behind a slightly milky looking scum on everything.
Makes me fucking shudder.
Often paired with:
>Sour hand towel

>>18073028
Those fucking knit or crocheted scrub cloths--
I see one of those in a kitchen, I KNOW it's not a clean kitchen, regardless of looks.
They sour in like 2 minutes flat, and NO-ONE I've run into yet cleans them properly.
>Smears smelly biofilm bacteria ALL over kitchen work surfaces .