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So it's basically kimchi for white people but the punchline is that it doesn't taste good?

>> No.13712603

>>13712599
Sauerkraut in pretty based. And healthy as well.

>> No.13712606

>>13712599
I like it. Hope this doesn't upset you too much

>> No.13712618

>>13712599
Kühne is BASED
Best mustard too.

>> No.13712629

>>13712599
The only good sauerkraut is in the fridge section of the store. It's Claussens.
Beats the hell out of canned or jarred.

>> No.13712651

>>13712603
How is it healthy? It's salted.

>> No.13712656

>>13712651
Fermented foods are good for your git biome.

>> No.13712662

>>13712656
>muh joe rogan broscience
the majority of probioitics you consume dont even live in your system except the very tail end of your colon

>> No.13712665

>>13712662
what does the fear factor guy have to do with food and cooking

>> No.13712674
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>>13712629
I'm lucky enough to live next to a farm that produces their own saurkraut. It's the best. I have made it on my own in the past, though.

>> No.13712684

>>13712599
Ok Tastelet

>> No.13712691

I only like it on beef sandwiches
do g*rmans consume it as a side?

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13712694

>>13712599
Get the one with (or add your own) caraway seeds. That shit is dope.

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>>13712691
Pork roast, dumplings, and sauerkraut. Fantastic meal.

>> No.13712701

Kimchi is fucking disgusting, tastes like someone dropped coleslaw into mild, watery salsa

>> No.13712706

which nationality is pickled radish
thought it was korean but I got some at a japanese place without asking and it was soaked in sugar. pretty gross

>> No.13712708

>>13712701
I don't know what kind of food you were eating that was mild and watery, but it weren't kimchi.

>> No.13712712

>>13712701
Pops was in Vietnam, fighting for whatever the story was at the time. Saw many a village make kimchi. Get a big barrel, fill with cabbage. Have everyone in the village piss in the barrel. Bury the fucker for a while.

Wa La, kimchi.

>> No.13712713

>>13712656
The lacto bacteria are killed off by the cooking process. The only good sauerkraut/kimchi has to be fresh.

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>>13712599
OP just doesn't get it.

>> No.13712719

>>13712599
Different taste, different use, different kind of cabbage used. Sauerkraut is based AF.

>> No.13712724

>>13712665
i had a feeling you'd have no idea what i'm talking about

>> No.13712791

Basically. A lot of traditional European food is actually very disgusting. If it wasn't for the Colombian exchange and colonialism, euros would be eating sauerkraut and surstromming and sucking on salt rocks or some shit. Nasty nasty people.

>> No.13712895

>>13712599
It tastes good.

>> No.13714359

>>13712718
>dijon mustard and kraut
>tastelets will never enjoy this

>> No.13714388
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13714388

>>13712674
>sugar added

>> No.13714399

>>13712712
If they didn't have a rando fridge out in the thicket then your paps was telling a damn lie.

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13714406

Saurkraut is the only thing I eat my hot dogs with.

>> No.13714410

>>13712691
People do. I don't know about g*rms.

>> No.13714412

>>13712603

you can only get pasteurized if you don't make your own , so it is not all that great

>> No.13714418

>>13714388
It keeps the lactobacteria fresh.

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>>13712599
>>13712603
Also easy to make yourself. Just takes a while.

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>>13712791

your'e just a shit eating third worlder, your main cuisine would be cow dung and fermented piss if it wasn't for europeans

>> No.13714486

>>13714442
>And he believes it too!
>Yugh.

>> No.13714494

>>13712665
>what does the fear factor guy have to do with food and cooking
Joe Roegan does a podcast talkshow now and basically spends all of his time sharing his shitty diet tips when he's not busy talking about or smoking weed, or commentating on UFC

Also he posts pictures of disgusting things he cooked on Insta

>> No.13714821

>>13712618

I have downed entire jars of this very kraut in a single afternoon

>> No.13714952

>>13712651
Salt is not bad for you. It effects blood pressure temporarily. Only boomers who are on the verge a heart attack should worry about it.

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>sour foods that are made sour by putting it in the ground to rot
Do other cultures really?

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>high intakes of sodium is not bad for you

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>>13712599
>OMG can you believe white people exist?

>> No.13715038

>>13712599
kimchi tastes way shittier though. kraut is delicious and versatile.

>> No.13715063

>>13712691
>do g*rmans consume it as a side?
That's what cole slaw is for, isn't it?

>> No.13715181

>>13712603
This.
Plus it doesn't tastes bad, it smells bad.

>> No.13715515

>>13712694
> kraut + caraway seeds
I know what I'm trying tomorrow.

>> No.13715536

>>13714388
That's how my great grandma made it. Little salt, little sugar then we bashed it up with a bug wooden club and stuffed it in jars. Then you put a couple whole leaves on top and something heavy

>> No.13715539

>>13712791
im guessing you are black

>> No.13715565

>>13712629
what about the bagged stuff