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/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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Is it rude to bring food you've cooked to a small gathering of people? It's not a party but more of a family meet up.

Is it normal to bring food as a guest?

>> No.11514427

>>11514413
Depends on whether the host wants you to bring something, fat retard

>> No.11514429

No, unless they're uptight people most people would appreciate it.

>> No.11514435

>>11514413
The fuck’s the matter with you? Anybody ever teach you any manners?

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>>11514413
>just have your mommy tell their mommy that you will throw a total shit fit if you dont have dino tendies and juice
>problem fug’n solved

>> No.11514448

>>11514435
I'm an /r9k/ neet, I don't have any social skills. thought of bringing chicken tendies without checking with my aunt who invited us. She usually makes beef wellington, but I think everyone will appreciate if I bring tendies, right?

>> No.11514461

>>11514427
lol

>> No.11514492

I meant cook food specifically for the event, not because I need to eat something, but because I want to cook for other people.

>> No.11514498

>>11514492
WHAT KIND OF EVENT IS IT, YOU FUCKING MORON? IS IT A DINNER PARTY? THEN IT'S PROBABLY A FUCKING RETARDED THING TO DO. IS IT A COOK OUT? THEN ASK THE HOST, AND THEY WILL PROBABLY BE THANKFUL

FUCK YOU, YOU STUPID PIECE OF NON-THINKING SHIT

>> No.11514541

>>11514498
casual family meet up, not a formal dinner party

I ask the host and she said it is ok, but is it still rude to do this?

>> No.11514558

>>11514541
It's rarely rude to do this, stop overthinking it. Just make sure not to intentionally go out of your way to cook something you know someone else is bringing or in charge of cooking at the event. No one likes faggots trying to one up people

>> No.11515510

>>11514413
its fine unless its like something where foods not consumed like the limbo

>> No.11515797

>>11514541
Just bring booze you idiot.

>> No.11515826

In our family my mum will make a salad and bring some cheese and bread or something like that to supplement what the host is preparing and ease the burden on them. It's discussed beforehand, I think.