/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6612863
I do it sometimes with pickles

>>6612863
Those are for cookouts. Today is Father's Day and July 4th is coming up soon.

>>6612899

Giant cans of Chef Boyardee ravioli are for cookouts?

>>6612863
Those are for poverty stricken 'people' with too many children.

>>6612899
>Today is Father's Day and July 4th is coming up soon.

Why did you even mention this? Are you implying that the stores don't stock the huge containers in times when holidays aren't near?

>>6612900
Sure, for the big family gatherings with children who don't want to eat the burgers, brats, tacos, etc.

There's breakfast food there too. This is where you stock up when you're feeding a bunch of people at once.


I shouldn't really have to explain that, but look where I am.

Does anyone here actually make their own sauces, jams, or rubs? Green goddess, BBQ sauce, hot sauce, or jelly, etc...

>>6612916
Wrong thread.

>>6612913
Not saying they don't always have them, but they don't always group them like that. It's because it's time for big summer gatherings.

They do the same thing at Thanksgiving and Christmas, but with different foods.

I personally prefer montreal seasoning as my go to rub for beef, but what do I use for birds, pork, or fish?

>>6612909
This. It's for the welfare people.

>>6612919

Wrong thread.

>>6612922
Yeah, for birds maybe, but what about pork and fish?

>>6612923

Wrong thread.

>>6612925
Your recipe sounds very salty, how is anyone going to be able to appreciate the talapia if they get a mouth full of kosher salt?
You're not thinking things through. Do you even taste your own food?

>>6612930

Wrong thread.

>>6612922
>>6612925
>>6612933
wtf is this shit

>>6612937
namefag is posting off topic so he posted the first one in the wrong thread then. then since he namefags he has autism and continued doing it to piss off that anon.

>>6612899
Don't listen to this faggot.

OP, that section is for people too stupid to have a membership to Sams Club, Costco, BJ's, etc. Once in a while I'll see a minority fill her cart up with that shit to feed her 8 children from 7 different men.

Have you never been to a wholesale club?

>>6612865
slight chuckle

>>6612863
I once bought 50 ortolan birds alive with a small barrel of cognac. But after 8 birds I was finished and nobody else wanted to eat them so I had to throw it away.

>>6612915
>Sure, for the big family gatherings with children who don't want to eat the burgers, brats, tacos, etc.

I'm pretty sure this doesn't ever happen anywhere or time and never will.

>>6612863
Those are for cookouts, church gatherings and such, and for emergencies when a restaurant is out of shit and can't wait two days for a delivery and have to bite the bullet and pay grocery store prices.

People who own restaurants buy foods in bulk like this.

What's wrong with buying a huge container so that you don't have to pick up more when your small containers go empty?

>>6613002
poor birdies

My ex had like five brothers and sisters and their entire pantry was stuff like this.

If you get normal sized containers in a family of 7+ people shit runs out in like a day.

>>6613979
Some people really go overboard. I was at a 4th of July BBQ last year and I was amazed because the family made EVERYTHING. Not just burgers and dogs, but sausages, chicken, ribs, and steaks too. They had potatoes, eggs, rice and beans, corn, 2 different salads, and 2 different pastas, one of which was a giant bowl of ravioli.

>>6616598
this. i grew up in a house of 10-12 and we had giant containers of everything. i still can't break the habit and will buy some things in bulk like that, especially if it's things that won't spoil quickly.

>>6612863
>I wasn't quite sure just why any average person would need such a thing, though.
>need
There's that fucking word again.

>>6616666
Nice double quads mr satan

>>6616694
why thank you