/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19946864

>>19946864
you become infected with the blight

>>19946864
with moulded vegetables you probably won't die but it's likely to contain various mycotoxins that'll give you cancer or whatever over time
also, potato are like 50p a kilo cmon anon.

>>19947175
i stand corrected, i wouldn't eat it in any significant quantity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichothecene

>>19946864
My neighbor gets food just past its expiration date from Trader Joe's. His basement is full of boxes upon boxes of almost rotten produce. He seems to be doing okay, except that his house is full of flies and his wife has dementia so they don't leave the house much.
On second thought, don't eat the potato.

>>19946864
Great thread OP

>>19947121
First post best post I’m dying I love that movie and never see it referenced enough

>>19946864
It grants you a slight debuff.
>-5 to saving rolls against poison and cannot gain positive buffs for 24 hours

presumably you could freeze? i'm not sure if you could freeze them as is, but there are tons of frozen parcooked or lightly once fried that you then fry/bake once more at home. you could make just piles of frozen french fries, or maybe shredded hash browns. surely that would be better than eating rotten produce

>>19946864
What are you, Irish or something?

>>19947239
Based slow burn cerebral horror movie protagonist neighbor

>>19947807
I doubt he's Irish, the survivors of the potato blight were the ones didn't eat the things

>>19947807
>>19947854
It wasn’t the potato blight, or even famine. It was a carefully orchestrated genocide by the British just as Israel is doing to Palestine as we speak. Tiocfaidh ár lá!

>>19947868
based retard

>>19947394
What movie?