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/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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A TWIST OF CHEESE!

>> No.13837009

do flips really?

>> No.13837026

>>13837003
This is actually pretty good, but for some reason they only sell it in those giant tubs.

>> No.13837036

They forgot the sweet corn.

>> No.13837042

why flip food so bad bros

their neighbors must be ashamed

>> No.13837048

>>13837003
Flip kwiseene has to be some of the worst there is. It's just bastardized versions of better food.

>> No.13837049

>>13837003
My question isn’t why flips put cheese in their ice cream. Some questions are better off not being asked. What I’m curious about is why the cheese on the ice cream appears to be melted.

>> No.13837060

Ube isnt a real thing its just from Steven universe

>> No.13837336
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13837336

Alot of flip food is combined in a way that implies they have no idea what any of it tastes like, or how it is usually served

It's like a man without taste buds created a national cuisine

Sometimes it's great, other times you can only wonder what on earth they were thinking, or if they even tasted it after it was served

>> No.13837361

>>13837049
the cheese melts before the ice cream does

>> No.13837378

>>13837336
Is this flip food?

>> No.13837382

Why is Filipino food always the worst?

>> No.13837434

>>13837378
Nope, just a random food related pic

They wish it was, howevwr

>> No.13837440

>>13837336
Do I have to eat the fork?

>> No.13837601

>store at -9.4°F and below
Yikes

>> No.13838246

>>13837336
All of that looks surprisingly good.

>> No.13838256 [DELETED] 

>>13837382
>Why is Filipino food always the worst?

There's a good reason why we refer to them as the 'Niggers' of our part of the world.

>> No.13838448

>>13837336
I wish I knew what restaurant this is, looks based

>> No.13838451

>>13837336
For me, it’s the cheenglish muffin.

>> No.13838462

>>13838451
Honestly good. Used to have a regular at Einstein's that would get the same thing but on a bagel with turkey instead of ham. I'd add tomato to mine.

>> No.13838469

>>13838448
pretty sure it's just someone's home cooking

>> No.13838498

>>13838469
Yeah I just noticed that the plates and surroundings and no place would serve a fucking muffin burger

>> No.13838617

>>13837003
Do I need to turn in my white card? Cause I don't think I like cheese enough to try that.

>> No.13838624

>>13837009
>>13837042
>>13837048
>>13837049
Like cheese in cheesecake is anything worse.
/ck/ is the plebiest board there is.

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is this the JOLLIBEE thread

>> No.13840414

>>13838448
>>13838246
Fucking hell you've got low standards.

>> No.13840425

mascarpone is cheese you plebs, nobody complains about cheesecake or tiramisu

>> No.13840448

>>13837003

The pallet of the Philippines is basically what ever canned/frozen/shelf stable product a ship can carry in bulk.

>> No.13840454

why does /ck/ get filtered so hard by filipino food

>> No.13840493

>>13838624
>t. seething flip

>> No.13840792

>>13837003
we nuked the wrong island.

>> No.13840822

>>13838624
Cream cheese has a VERY different flavor profile than salty cheddar.
Why do Asians have such a weird relationship with cheese? Like, it's completely fucking foreign to them. They love it because it almost seems like dairy in general is "exotic" to them, yet they don't know shit about different kinds or qualities of cheese. Same thing with bread - they're obsessed with it, but it utterly confuses them.

>> No.13840886

>>13840822
because cheese and bread are Euro staples that were introduced to Asia later

>> No.13840903

>>13837003
Ahhhh

>> No.13841193

>>13837042
you wouldn't like the neighbors' food either

>> No.13841201

Are you saying you wouldn’t eat any of those?

>> No.13841202

>>13840822
cheese and sweet stuff are pretty fucking common in europe. most spanish colonies have some twist on fruit and cheese. ube is not a fruit but close enough

>> No.13841509

>>13837003
>>13837049
Cream and Cheese. Absolutely revolting amirite? Honestly nothing wrong with it. It's the ube that needs the cheese and it only gives it a more complex texture and flavor. There are much, much worse ice cream flavors out there.
>>13837042
Americans literally introducing nothing but the most processed kraft cheese there is. Those fake Parmesan bottles aren't even common here so most people top processed cheese on top of Filipino sketti. Imagine that.