/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Lining up the strawberries just on the displayed cut side is some serious Jew shit.

>>15462917
the sandwich is only 3 bites calm down

>>15462861
to be fair, if you're in a combini and buying a fucking sandwich you deserve to get ripped off.
buy a fucking katsudon bento or some fried chicken like a normal person

>>15462861
>>15462888
>>15462897
> People allow corporations to do this

>>15463269
Sell freshly made sandwiches daily at an affordable price...?

>>15462941

Look at me, guys, I'm a fat weeb who throws around random Chink words for clout

>loaf of bread and roast beef quote

>>15462861
I always wondered, is PB&J a thing anywhere outside of America?

>>15463339
>>>/mu/

>>15463343
>I always wondered, is PB&J a thing anywhere outside of America?

Not that I've asked 'every' foreigner, but the general impression I've been given is that peanut butter is exclusively an American food. They have the J, but no PB's.

>>15462861
...are subpar even in Japan

>>15463343
It's pretty common in Australia. Obviously it's called Jam here because Jelly is something completely different.

>>15462917
probably shouldn't eat a sandwich comprised of three different types of sugar, regardless.

>>15462861
Japan's egg salad sandwiches are far superior to US ones.

>>15463468
No they're not

>>15463343
It's known about in Britain but not widely eaten.
I make them fairly often though.

>>15462897
Strawberry, custard and whipped cream for me

>>15463954
I learned that in the UK, it is common to butter your sandwiches. Never heard of this in all my life in the US, pretty much universally people will offer mustard or mayo here. Also, I learned British sandwiches come with a shredded mixture of cheeses with something called Red Lester

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmvd98i15gA&t=254s

>>15463343
I spread pb on bread from time to time but not with jelly. sounds like it would just overwhelm pb to me

>>15463990
Red leicester is delicious, get some if you get the chance.

>>15463996
The secret to a good PBnJ is for one slice to be heavy with PB, but the other only lightly smeared with jelly. A thin smear of jelly is nice to contrast and cut through the very thick fatty flavor and texture of the PB and helps from make your mouth all pasty and dry, but too much jelly will make it just seem like eating a pie sandwich

>>15462941
Gargle my balls.
Egg salad sandwich from Japanese convenience store is amazing.

>>15463303
Gargle my balls also. A real weeb would have also said sando.

>>15463269
>it isn’t a footlong sandwich with 15lbs of meat
>t-that should be criminal!!!

>>15463303
Those are the literal names of the dishes. Is someone who calls it "fettuccine Alfredo" instead of "butter cheese pasta" an Italiboo?

>>15462861
Dangerous.

>need to go on over 15 flights on AZN /biz/nizztrip
>can't afford to get sick
>eat only these sandwiches and pringles
>drink Coca Cola and Heineken

>>15462941
Anon its like $2. I know that the actual cost of the things that went into the sandwich are lower, but it is 2 fucking dollars. If you are really pinching pennies and you cant afford $2 for the convenience I dont know what to say.

>>15463394
The Dutch eat insane amounts of peanut butter.

>>15462897
>the cheapest one to make has the highest msrp

>>15462941
I dunno for a snack, these sandwiches are awesome. They aren't meant to be a whole meal.

>>15462861
>Convenience store
It's called conbini

>>15462897
>uses fractions of fruit
This is the only thing that bothers me about these really.

>>15465255
No, it's conbinienusu sutoa

>>15464120
it should be if it's advertised as being one

>>15465255
no its called a depanneur

>>15465691
>nu

>>15462861
hey I just made egg sandwiches last night! how'd you know?

>>15465882
Weeb confirmed

>>15465964
Yes

>>15465255
no it is called a nihongo nibbler you fucking retard

>>15462941
I always bought that sandwiches, the weeb food tasted like shit.

>>15466284
>american gets a taste of natural ingredients

>>15466296
>natural ingredients

>>15466317
Yeah look at those spices right on top. Wouldn't get that shit in america.

>>15465903
some grass blew onto your sandwiches anon

>>15464348
no cause fuck weebs

>>15463990
>Never heard of this in all my life in the US
I don't want to go "do Americans really", but how? How on Earth do you go your entire life without even hearing of someone putting butter on their bread? Do you just say "my bread and mayo" instead? Surely somebody you know must eat their bread buttered, or at least their toast.

>>15466448
He's talking about sandwiches, ESL friend. Americans don't usually butter their bread when using it for sandwiches, in which case mayo is more common. We butter bread usually only when eating it by itself

>>15463394
> that peanut butter is exclusively an American food.

what? it's incredibly popular in the netherlands and i've seen it being sold in plenty of other countries

>>15466347
just alittle grass is ok to eat

>>15466448
Butter isn't typically a cold sandwich condiment in America. I do love some european-style cultured butter on a baguette with sliced chicken and havarti, though.

>>15462861
Has anyone been able to make a sandwich as good as the 7/11 ones in Japan? I’ve gotten close, but I swear they whip the Mayo and egg yolks. It’s so fluffy yet has the perfect bite it. Also the bread is hard to get in America, I’ve found most white bread to be not as dense and fluffy as their bread.

I’d go to Japan just to eat they, FUCK WHY CANT AMERICAN 7/11 BE AS GOOD AS JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORES

>>15463466
We have Jam and Jelly in the USA, jam has seeds and pulp where jelly has all that strained out. What’s does jelly mean in Outback Steakhouse Land

>>15463990
By grandmother always buttered the bread when making sandwiches. I just figured it was a boomerism of sorts. In theory, it keeps the bread from getting soggy from the condiments while at the same time making the bread less dry, which is also what people use tend to use mayonnaise for. I guess if you either grew up with cheap bread or just picked it up as a habit from your parents, it makes sense.

I never really got into the habit of it. If I'm making a bunch of sandwiches that aren't going to be eaten right away, I might do it. Butter and peanutbutter was a weird combo, but I didn't mind. Right now you've got me wondering about mayonnaise and peanutbutter, but I'm not quite drunk enough to try that... yet.

>>15466456
That's even more bizarre. Why put butter on bread but not sandwiches?

>>15466627
Not him, but "jelly" usually refers to what you guys know by the name brand "jello", but can also refer to the sort of fruitless fruit spread you described. Really, there's no language issue here.

>>15466649
Why eat buttered bread?
Because it’s a delicious side?

>>15466649
Bread and some sort of fat or oil is classically European, so it's prevalent all over the western world.

>>15466375
Okay, then >>15462941 should say "pork cutlet with egg boxed lunch" instead of katsudon bento

>>15462861
>JAPAN!

>>15466649
Dunno

>>15466873
Yes

>>15466873
Fuck off, baka.

>>15462861
Nasty

>>15466649
>Why put butter on bread but not sandwiches?
Because mayo is better for sandwiches, it's tastier and more savory, while butter is a bit bland and becomes completely overpowered by the contents of the sandwich rather than adding to it.
It's also more common for Americans to keep their butter cold in the fridge, so it's easy to apply to warm bread or hot toast, but not so easy to apply to soft room temp bread.

>>15467344
>It's also more common for Americans to keep their butter cold in the fridge
Where in America do you live?
I’ve never known anyone who doesn’t keep at least one stick at room temp in a butter dish.

>>15464117
shut up Kent

>>15466873
This has always been an anime board tourist

>>15462861
sando is sandwich i guess

>>15462861
>>15462888
why do the japs hate crust?

>>15462941
>>15465255
>>15467303
>>15467304
>>15467860

>>15467919
ご注文はおちんぽにしますか?

>>15462924
>be happy that you're being scammed
What happened to common sense, did it just dissappear?

>>15466664
>jelly

>>15466649
Probably because mayo spreads easier on soft bread.

>>15467344
Here in Britain I've found it's more common for people to butter the bread and add mayo to their sandwich to stop it from being dry. I find the idea of not having at least a thin spread of butter in my sandwich really dodgy

>>15462861
every egg sandwhich is pretty much the same
>>15462888
first one skimped on the ham, but that was just poor quality control.
>>15462897
It seems the strawberry sandwiches have the highest rate of ripping you off, no matter what the brand is.

Is this because of how expensive fruits are in Japan?

>>15464053
how does behave when baked?

>>15462861
All I get is robbed in a convenience store. I envy Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, etc. I go to a “high class” gas station in this region and they have $5 soggy wedge sandwiches haphazardly tossed together, probably brutally raped, then tossed into plastic containers and left in the fridge for two weeks.

>>15465255
it's konbini, faggot retard

>>15469634
Very rude and obnoxious

>>15469677
I mean
does it melt and become gooey like cheddar or will its be super oily and hard

>>15463466
also Australian and everybody thinks it's disgusting, most people only make it once for the meme and never again

>>15469642
Idk where you live but a lot of the newer gas stations (or newly remodeled ones, or generally nicer ones) have hot sandwiches that’re about on par with high school food. It’s kinda nostalgic desu.

>>15469729
I need to move.

>>15463468
>Japan's egg salad sandwiches are far superior to US ones
ANY japanese thing, not just food, will always be superior to american shit.

>>15463343
i'm one of the few people in Romania that makes them, or eats peanut butter on the regular at all.

>>15462897
why

>>15466873
BRAZIL!

>>15463467
>three types of sugar
Holy fucking shit you're right lmao

>>15466346
>spices
>they're clearly herbs

>>15466873

>>15462861
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA_Gdui7sug

Do YOU like a jism of mayonaise??

>>15467400
I've never seen anybody do this unless they were really old

>>15466489
as an American, I'm just going to come right out and say that peanut butter is the best food in existence. can be eaten plain, tastes good put on just about anything, contains protein, fat, & sugar, high calorie
delicious and perfect survival food

>>15463290
It's really expensive compared to the 2min work you have on making them yourself

>>15467954
hai

>>15465255
no its not its called ching chong ding dong perru harbura you fucking faggot

>>15469695
It melts pretty well, sort of comparable to cheddar. Mixing the two is top tier.

>>15463990
>ashens
Forgot about this fellow, he looks good bearing in mind he's consumed barrels of slovenly Poundland orc cuisines over the years.

>>15467400
new englander reporting in that i keep my butter in the fridge

>>15470186
>>15471240
Seriously? So you guys don’t own butter dishes or anything?