/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19903786
Your momma clearly never made you lasagna.

My mother is an excellent cook. It was my dad who could never get shit right. He always ate very healthy and would cook shit like lentils and add way too much spice. As a kid, I could never eat anything he made because it was too spicy.

Once my parents got divorced he got much too creative. One Christmas he tried to make goose, which granted is a cool idea. However this thing came out stringy as fuck and he had no idea how to carve it. Also last Thanksgiving he made a "triple berry pie" that was literally like eating solid jam in a pie crust. Absolutely disgusting.

Anyway thanks for reading my blogpost.

>>11993124

>>9781000
He wanted to feel better by getting fake sympathy upvotes from r/coffee.

This picture sums up millennials quite well.
Being so starved for attention that they would rather take a picture and share it online for the attention than quickly scramble to salvage their dinner.