/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15270834
chock full o nuts. next thread pls

>>15270834
Mando and Yoda (ayy)
Beskar Soldier (ayy)
Knock yo ass out, wake you up with some Folgers (uhh)

>>15270846
>chock full o nuts
>doesn't contain any nuts

What did they mean by this?

>>15270887
ancient new york secret

>>15270887
Coffee “beans” are technically nuts, which are seeds

>>15270834
french market, cafe du monde and cafe bustelo all come in cans still.

>>15270834
I was sodomized as a child by my older brother. Legit liked it too. That's the worst part. I liked it.

>>15270887
used to sell nuts, now they sell coffee, didnt change name.

>>15271444
I'm going to sue for false advertising

Costco Kirkland brand "Columbian" coffee comes in a tin still. We use it to dispose of sharps at work. Those things are handy for all kinds of shit.

>>15271764
>tfw no Costco membership

>>15270972
french market is based

>>15270834
Hills Bros.

>>15270834
I think you can still get Cain's in a steel container.
Plastic lid, but still.

Hell I remember when you had to open the can with a can opener.

>>15270834
What are you gonna do with it though?

>>15270834
I ate out my younger sister when I was 13 and she was 9. Not proud of it, but Christmas is about honestly. Tasted fucken awesome though.

>>15272306
Not OP, but those steel coffee cans are really great to have around the house or shop.
>shit, I need a sturdy container for this or that
>no worries I saved a coffee can

>>15272182
I think plastic lids were the norm even 20+ years ago

>>15272306
I've been trying to reduce my plastic consumption and used based recyclables.

>>15272483
Fair enough.

>>15272357
>>15272487
I get both of you, but I think the plastic is pretty tonka tough too. That like a dozen knives in the this one, of various makes.

The only specific use of the metal ones I could ever think of is like holding gas in it

>>15272539
I live in a hot climate.
The plastic gets brittle real fast sitting out in the shop or whatever, and I don't want to pick up a container of potentially dangerous objects and have it crumble in my hand.

>>15272063
how do you brew this?

>>15272542
I live in SoCal, carried these for years in the backs of many work trucks. never had any problem with these getting brittle. If I was worried something could break these things, I wouldn't even use it in the first place

>>15270887
Other guy is right. It was a food stand that sold hot nuts. Then it sold nuts, deli sandwiches, and a cup of cheap coffee. Eventually, it was all about coffee.

>>15270834
There are many uses for these canisters

>>15274654