/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14102619]

Freddy's cheese curds are a miracle of the universe

[Anonymous No.14102641]

>>14102619
your weight?

[Anonymous No.14102662]

>>14102641
158

[Anonymous No.14102672]

>>14102662
158 what?

[Anonymous No.14102685]

>>14102672
kg

[Anonymous No.14102695]

>>14102619
Imagine being in Wisconsin where like 50% of bars have straight up excellent curds

Lakefront Brewery has the best

[Anonymous No.14102701]

>>14102695
i needs it

[Anonymous No.14102866]

>>14102619
Freddy's is mid tier at best
>>14102695
I've found that the best was actually from Camino at Walkers Point. Lakefront is great though, great place to hang out with college friends when I was there.

[Anonymous No.14102877]

>>14102866
Did you suck them all off?

[Anonymous No.14102887]

imagine the smell of your vinegary shits after eating that

[Anonymous No.14102911]

>>14102866
To add onto this, Safe House is mediocre food there are so many options for good curds.
Milwaukee Ale House
Eagle Park
Stubby's
Von Trier
Those are the best. Fuck I hate that I miss this town.

[Anonymous No.14103106]

>>14102866
>the best was actually from Camino at Walkers Point
Can't argue with that. Camino is also great. Also love Old Fashioned in Madison, 8th St Ale house in Sheboygan (but Milwaukee is still the best place for curds)

[Anonymous No.14103113]

>>14102911
Eagle Park is just the best, I don't know them for their curds specifically but super underrated food overall and arguably the best beer in the city. Those duck pierogies

[Anonymous No.14103269]

>>14103106
It's been ~3 years but whatever dipping sauce Camino puts with their curds is by a good margin the best in the city. Quote me on that. Haven't been to others but I'm just a huge Milwaukee fan, quality city only even been to Madison twice.
>>14103113
I had one and yeah, quite good. Wasn't expecting it either.

[Anonymous No.14103464]

Big tray of deep fried cheese curds and pogo bites sounds awesome right bout now.

[Anonymous No.14103742]

>>14102887
Do you regularly smell your poop?

[Anonymous No.14103759]

>>14102695
fuck man i miss madison

[Anonymous No.14103889]

>>14103742
Unless you're dead of smelling, everyone smells they're own shit

[Anonymous No.14104487]

>>14102695
>>14102866
>>14102911
>>14103106
>>14103269
Go to Lates BBQ in Manitowoc. Best cheese curds you will ever have.

[Anonymous No.14104677]

>>14102641
Your country of origin?

[Anonymous No.14104716]

>>14102662
Height?

[Anonymous No.14106497]

14102887
He's still going

[Anonymous No.14106610]

freddy's is just culver's but worse imo

[Anonymous No.14106823]

>>14106610
I've found it to be opposite

[Anonymous No.14107107]

>>14102672
stone

[Anonymous No.14107137]

>>14106610
nah, its the opposite. culver's is still good but freddy's has better burgers and way better ice cream. plus (at least in wisconsin) like 50% of the time I would order from culver's the 14-year-olds that work there would fuck it up somehow

[Anonymous No.14107578]

>>14107107
DUDE

[Anonymous No.14107582]

I got Freddy's cheese curds agian

[Anonymous No.14107594]

>>14102695
>imagine being in Wisconsin
No thanks. I’ll take my “really good” cheese curds and a plethora of other good food rather than live in Wisconsin and have “great” cheese curds and then a mix of canned slop casseroles, deep fried fad foods and diner fare.

[Anonymous No.14108223]

>>14107594
lol what are you even talking about? Milwaukee and Madison have excellent food scenes

>deep fried fad foods
Do you honestly think midwesterners eat "fair food" at home, or any time besides the at most once per year they go to the state fair?

[Anonymous No.14108792]

>>14108223
the coastie cannot fathom life not filled with $30 plates of food made by a college dropout turned "chef" served up next to a dixie cup of cheap wine in a random popup

[Anonymous No.14108810]

>No thanks. I’ll take my “really good” cheese curds and a plethora of other good food rather than live in Wisconsin and have “great” cheese curds and then a mix of canned slop casseroles, deep fried fad foods and diner fare.

[Anonymous No.14108821]

>>14107107
in utter awe at the size of this lad

[Anonymous No.14108834]

>>14106610
only seen't it but it looked steaknshakey. seems pricey and it's never been convenient so I haven't bothered.

[Anonymous No.14108986]

>>14107594
What? If you think any of that is somehow standard around here you are mistaken. No need to seethe so hard that we have a better version of one thing you like here.

[Anonymous No.14109757]

I don't know what this is but I want it.

[Anonymous No.14109947]

>>14102619
these are better

[Anonymous No.14110041]

>>14107582
Isn't that Geddy Lee from Rush?

[Anonymous No.14110971]

>>14108223
>>14108792
>>14108810
>>14108986
Holy shit... the flyover seethe is strong today. I don’t know where you faggots get the idea that “coasties” only have $30 dishes that consist of 2 spinach leaves and a tomato wedge, but that’s completely inaccurate. We have literally everything that flyovers have at the prices that are either the same or better. The difference is we have a lot more options and a much larger variety of flavor options than flyovers. Meanwhile, flyovers are busy “Inventing” new hotdog toppings and making burgers with their factory farmed Walmart ground beef selection. I can’t imagine being proud of this. Wisconsin cheese is shit, btw. Cry more, flyover babies.

[Anonymous No.14110995]

>>14110971
All the food you're so proud of was grown in those flyover states. Have some respect.

[Anonymous No.14111005]

>>14110995
No it wasn’t. It was all grown locally. Flyover states grow the crops that are used to feed our cows/pigs/chickens. Literally full of factory farms that grow low quality products to be used as animal food and Walmart-tier product. Non-flyover states grow the human food.

[Anonymous No.14111010]

>>14110971
Imagine living in the US and thinking your opinion about food is relevant