/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13602171]

How is this offensive to Italians? Also, when did they start using paper instead of plastic? I haven't bought a frozen dinner in over 5 years after I started browsing /ck/

[Anonymous No.13602188]

>is X offensive to Italians
Yes.

[Anonymous No.13602206]

>>13602171
I don’t know but either the portions got way smaller or I’m a bigger guy than I used to be because these are barely a snack.

[Anonymous No.13602220]

>>13602171
Anything that's not their grandma's authentic original recipe is offensive to Italians it's not difficult to upset them.

[Anonymous No.13602229]

>>13602206
fat

[Anonymous No.13602307]

>>13602229
No, he's right. They have decreased in size / calories. This spaghetti with meat sauce used to include a delicious slice of garlic bread.
Fettuccine - 450 calories
Spaghetti + Meat Sauce - 350 calories

[Anonymous No.13602315]

>>13602307
>This spaghetti with meat sauce used to include a delicious slice of garlic bread.
Whoa what the fuck? That's bullshit, the garlic bread was the best part. Can anybody confirm?

[Anonymous No.13602957]

>>13602171
Looks tasty OP. My mom would always stock the freezer with frozen dinners and I'd be able to sample the cuisines from all over the world. Ignore the food snobs that tell you to make from scratch, it's just pasta and noodles you assholes. I also love airplane food and MREs.

[Anonymous No.13602972]

the macaroni and cheese michelinas was based

[Anonymous No.13604483]

>>13602307
>>13602206
Still fat if 450 calories counts as "barely a snack".

[Anonymous No.13605545]

Who gives a shit about what Italians think of a frozen dinner. It's a FROZEN DINNER

[Anonymous No.13605588]

i'm italian and i dont give a shit, what now

[Anonymous No.13605610]

>>13605588
marscapone new york fettuccine fettuccine spaghetti

[Anonymous No.13605787]

Some dislike fettucini alfredo because "who the fuck is alfredo", and it was just some fatty cravings dish some guy made for his pregnant wife.
Some also think food should be treated with more respect and be a product of quality, but Americans are lazy and have no shame and will use the cheapest ingredients available.
Most Americans have tall poppy syndrome about fine cuisine.
inb4 obsessed, I'm American.

[Anonymous No.13605846]

Carbonara recipe
>I package barillo spaghetti
>I bag frozen peas
>10 pieces applewood smoked bacon
>1 jar bartolli alfredo sauce
>Top with kraft grated parmesan cheese
Wa la

[Anonymous No.13605860]

>>13602307
Man, that's watery.

[Anonymous No.13605865]

>>13605588
I put garlic and cream in my carbonara.

[Anonymous No.13606581]

>>13602171
marie callender is package in prisons anon. same with michelinas