/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8210660
0

>>8210660

at least a couple pounds

i usually make my own though

>>8210660
I don't know what you mean by appreciate at least on some level. The food is like a greatest hits of rural diner fare from just over half a century ago. It's selling nostalgia for something I'm not nostalgic for. I get it, old school dishes like chicken and dumplings are good, and over the top breakfasts are an American tradition. But if I'm going out to eat I want something more novel and delicious than what I would make at home, and Cracker Barrel ain't it. I really think their target audience is people nostalgic for grandma's cooking who grew up with mothers who didn't really cook. That ain't me. I don't ever feel compelled to eat the kind of food they serve there. Shit just isn't that interesting.

>>8210660
>tfw not enough gpb for tendies this week

>>8210723
Wrong thread, buddy.

>>8210728
No u r wrong

what are the best brand of tendies

>>8210660
On average? I would say, give or take, something like: Zero.

>>8210700
>>8210707
>>8210777
this is anonymous site you know

you don't have to lie

>>8210660
No tendies. I prefer the pink-slime kind of chicken nuggets of which I consume approximately none per week too.

WTF are "tendies"?

>>8210822
worn out meme

>>8210660
average times per week would be like .3 based on yearly intake.

>>8210822
Colloquial term for fried chicken tenderloin fritters however they can also be just strips of breast meat or mechanically separated and processed chicken.

>>8210660
i ate 7 last night and 4 nuggies monday.

>>8210660
I see this meme all the time here and on r9k, but what are tendies exacly?
From what I could tell so fsr is that it's just strips of chicken breasts prepared Vienna style?
I am from rural balkans so excuse my ignorance.

>>8210863
chicken tenders, I'm surprised you haven't heard of them. are you really that patrician?

>>8210863
see >>8210834

>>8210660
On average probably .04. I'm not a huge tendies fan and only make/order them occasionally.

Dino-Nugs on the other hand is a different story.

I'm more of a chicken nugger kind of guy.

>>8210660
I actually had generic store hot food chicken tendies last week. I haven't eaten chicken tendies in years.
They were good, and reminded me of the days when I was extremely picky and wouldn't eat anything.

>>8210905
I'm from a rural area so most food is home grown/slaughtered. Storebought stuff is mostly stuff that can't be made at home or is too much work to make at home.

Zero. I haven't eaten a chicken tender since sometime last year when a coworker couldn't finish her DQ takeout and offered me her leftovers.

>>8210767
chickfila

>>8211072
How fat is she?

>>8210660
Yesterday I had 8 tendies.
Today I had 6.
I have 5 left to cook but I'm lacking motivation.

Ah, the banalities of Autumn...

>>8210660
Fuck,
I havent had any in months