/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17486178]

The problem with our food system.

[Anonymous No.17486184]

>>17486178
>a single potato that be grown almost anywhere
>four different fruits that require a huge variety in growing seasons and climates and have to be shipped in from across the country

Definitely a problem.

[Anonymous No.17486185]

If you bought whole fruit it would be much cheaper

[Anonymous No.17486188]

>paying 5.99 for a cup of fruit

do americans really

[Anonymous No.17486189]

>>17486185
Especially whole fruit in season that is close to you the farther it travels the more expensive it is.

[Anonymous No.17486196]

>>17486178
I looked up the @ there. It's a plant-based meal preparation place. If that's really an image they made, it's confusing. Potatoes are plants. Whatever your opinion on them, that's a true thing.

[Anonymous No.17486198]

>>17486184
>>17486189
Do you believe that potatoes don't have a growing season or shipping costs?

[Anonymous No.17486204]

>>17486198
do you think it is the same between one frozen potato product and a variety of different fresh unfrozen fruit?

[Anonymous No.17486205]

>>17486198
Much lower than the cost of a bunch of different fruits

[Anonymous No.17486209]

[Anonymous No.17486223]

>>17486178
No this is the problem with stupid people. Unless you live in some urban shit hole, fruit isn’t that expensive, just buy it whole and cut it yourself,

[Anonymous No.17486224]

>>17486178
Both are $1 in my country and people are still fat.
What's your point?

[Anonymous No.17486251]

>>17486198
Potatoes can grow all throughout the year if you have mild winters or in a greenhouse if it's just for yourself. A 5lb sack of potatoes should regrow more than enough potatoes for one person for a year if you plant and harvest 3-4 times and aren't a potato monster every day.

[Anonymous No.17486258]

>>17486209
Not any more thanks to Biden.

[Anonymous No.17486259]

You can buy bananas for like 20 cents each if you want fruit. Vegetables are generally cheap as fuck too. But you know the person who made this is an idiot since they think fruit is a health food

[Anonymous No.17486278]

>>17486178
Potatoes are healthier than fruit.
The problem is the massive amount of additional calories from the oil (plus the potential low quality of the oil itself).

Eat a baked potato. Eat the skin.

[Anonymous No.17486294]

>>17486278
The skin is the best part. I like mine rubbed with a bit of olive oil and very lightly salted, but even plain baked potato skin is great.

[Anonymous No.17486356]

>>17486185
If you bought whole potato it would be much cheaper too.

[Anonymous No.17486371]

Fast food and prepackaged meals are engineered to be as flavorful and addictive as possible to maximize sales. If that's your baseline for what's normal, simple home cooking is going to be bland.

[Anonymous No.17486378]

>>17486356
agree friend

[Anonymous No.17486393]

>>17486209
OH NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.17486422]

>>17486178
>Smoking:expensive
>Drinking:expensive
>Not smoking and drinking: Free
Yet people still smoke and most adults drink
It's almost if vice fron living in this hellscape is the problem
Someone kill me

[Anonymous No.17487166]

True, who the fuck taints watermelon with disgusting honeydew?

[Anonymous No.17487173]

>>17486422
based. except for the anime

[Anonymous No.17487174]

>>17486178
iam14andthisisdeep
do you have any idea of the logistics involved in growing, processing and shipping fruit vs potatoes?

[Anonymous No.17487178]

It's weird how the entirety of Europe with the exception of Bongistan also has cheap fast food and yet we don't have an obesity problem

[Anonymous No.17487179]

>>17486178
This is supply and demand. Lazy poor people are willing to buy french fries for that price. Lazy rich are willing to pay that price for a small portion of fruits.

>>17486223
This is the true solution. You could buy all the fruits included in that cup and have 20 portions for a much more reasonable price.

[Anonymous No.17487231]

I hate this "healthy food is expensive" meme.

A head of cabbage is like two bucks and lasts for several meals... in fact most vegetables are very affordable. Potatoes, beans and rice are cheap as shit. For proteins you can eat eggs or sardines if you're strapped for cash. Even supposedly expensive healthy food like avocados aren't really that expensive if you factor in satiety and nutritional value.

You know what's expensive? Being a lazy bitch and expecting everything to be premade. Simple but tasty dishes can be made in like 20 minutes. Just buy whole, fresh ingredients and you can eat healthy food that tastes great and is cheaper than any of the processed garbage your obese consoomer friends are eating.

[Anonymous No.17487263]

>>17486259
>natural sugars therefore bad!!!
Fruits have numerous health benefits.

[Anonymous No.17487273]

>>17486188
Americans? Those are Canadian and Australian prices. In american USD that would be $13.99

[Anonymous No.17487289]

>>17487263
>Eat the plant seed carriers
Ok, BIG FRUIT™ plant jew, some of us are too smart to fall for your obvious fruit™ shilling.
Not eating the plants
NOt carrying the seeds
not taking my meds
copeseethedialatecope

[Anonymous No.17487294]

>>17486178
to the college stoner lucky enough to have a finally decent hookup? good luck making a point for this before you make a point for prisoners eating better than any public school student in k-12

[Anonymous No.17487298]

>>17487294
I read this 4 times and I still
still don't understand shit you just said

[Anonymous No.17487301]

what's a food system

[Anonymous No.17487306]

>>17486178
>our
lol

[Anonymous No.17487310]

>>17486178
Salad
>4 different fruits, shipped in from the tropics
>Need to be handled delicately to avoid bruising
>Need to be hand peeled and diced
>Need sealing equipment to keep fruit fresh in pot
>Have a short shelf-life, meaning added expense for rapid transport and compensation for loss/waste
>Uses single-use plastic

Fries
>2 ingredients grown anywhere in the world
>Far less delicate than melon
>Can be machine peeled and cut
>packed in bags for transport, flatpack cardboard containers for customers
>One year shelf-life when frozen, can be stored until needed
>Uses cheap recyclable cardboard for customers

[Anonymous No.17487313]

theres no inherent reason for these products to be similarly priced though
the mixed fruit isn't as expensive as it is just for the sake of it

[Anonymous No.17487328]

>>17486178
Not everyone is lining up to buy gross fruit. Yet they're all lining up to buy delicious french fries.

[Anonymous No.17487362]

>>17487263
Kids cereals like Froot Loops have numerous health benefits too.

[Anonymous No.17487363]

>>17487328
This. With the fruit pot you are taking a gamble every time whether the fruit tastes nice or not, with the fries you can trust they will have the same taste and texture every time.

[Anonymous No.17487370]

>>17486178
There is nowhere that the amount of fries presented is 1$
That's like, 2 mediums
Precut fruit is also overpriced trash

[Anonymous No.17487371]

>>17486178
It's ALMOST like potatoes are dirt cheap to produce whereas most fruits require tons of babysitting.

[Anonymous No.17487429]

>>17487273
>American USD

[Anonymous No.17487437]

>>17487371
do amerifats really hire babysitters to sit in the kitchen and monitor their food while they go out

[Anonymous No.17487438]

there are serious problems with our food system but this retarded bait picture isn't it

[Anonymous No.17487444]

solution: tax the fries such that they are $6.99

[Anonymous No.17487550]

>>17486178
YOU CANT TRUST THE SYSTEM, THE SYSTEM IS CORRUPT, FREE THE PRISONS, DEMONETIZE THE POLICE, ALBUQUERQUE 2002 WAS AN INSIDE JOB AND THE CHEESE IN MACDONALDS IS MADE FROM VANILLA PASTE AKA POISON!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.17487566]

>>17486178
>our

[Anonymous No.17487593]

>>17486393
This guy seems like he posts on here.

[Anonymous No.17487835]

>>17486188
That would be the price in the grocery store in Japan. It's a terrible place for growing most fruits and there are big agricultural terrifs.
I seriously miss the American fruit selection.

[Anonymous No.17487842]

>>17486198
Not nearly as high a cost or strict season/climate as fresh fruit

[Anonymous No.17487906]

>>17487437
>europoors can't afford shelf sitters
I learn something new every day

[Anonymous No.17487912]

>>17486178
I agree. there should be meat with those fries, not fruit

[Anonymous No.17487942]

>>17486178
I have the solution. Tax fatty starchy foods 600% then subsidize healthy fruit cups 600%. Problem solved.

[Anonymous No.17487945]

>>17487942
The solution to your solution is to declare potatoes a fruit, and a bag of fries a fruit cup

[Anonymous No.17488381]

>>17487945
based

[Anonymous No.17488382]

>>17487906
based

[Anonymous No.17488386]

>>17486209
I would absolutely not like a plain roast beef sandwich more than a big mac and fries.

[Anonymous No.17488398]

>>17486356
and not covered in grease

[Anonymous No.17488408]

>>17486178
Next time a poor person throws some shit like this in my face ill tell them they can drink my nutritious cum for free and if they start hemming and hawing I'll tell them to shut the fuck up and that I gave them a chance

[Anonymous No.17488411]

[Anonymous No.17489536]

>>17487178
It’s weird how you believe everything said on state sponsored news anon! It’s almost like you’re being lied to.
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/ddn-20210721-2
Obesity is a problem in every country that has a surplus of food.

[Anonymous No.17489550]

>>17487942
>my solution is forcing citizens to comply by government oversight
That’s worked out wonderfully literally every single time it’s been tried!

[Anonymous No.17489554]

>>17486251
>expecting me not to be a potato monster

[Anonymous No.17489560]

>>17486198
the jew fears the year-round indoor potato farmer

[Anonymous No.17489581]

>avg. price for a big mac meal in the late '90s / early 2000's
>$4.59
i wasn't around in that time but i guarantee you couldn't get a loaf of bread, a pound of roast beef and a pound of cheese for less than $4.59

also, what are you not gonna get chips to have with your sandwich? also what about a drink?

[Anonymous No.17489594]

>>17486209
even boars head roast beef is pretty meh to me. now boars head pastrami is fantastic

[Anonymous No.17489708]

>>17486209
I worked out the math pre-Biden and it checked out although the difference in price was only like 10 cents. But the math only works out if you decide have a place to store the ingredients that you didn't use. You can't make a single serving meal that costs less than a Big Mac meal.

[Anonymous No.17489817]

This cost $0.65

[Anonymous No.17489828]

>>17489817
A whole apple costs less than a dollar

[Anonymous No.17489844]

>>17489828
This comes peeled and sliced. Americans are lazy.

[Anonymous No.17489865]

>>17486178
What kind of point are the commie trannies trying to make with this extremely intellectually dishonest argument?

[Anonymous No.17489911]

>>17489708
A republican would've passed a cost of living raise, too.
Reagon passed the 1982 social security hike

[Anonymous No.17489959]

>>17489844
I've lived in Texas my whole life and I've never met anyone willing to consume a precut apple. Apples are ready to go uncut, why the fuck would you even cut it unless maybe you've got some caramel dip? I've seen cut apples for sale so surely somebody must be buying them but I've never met the retards myself.

[Anonymous No.17489976]

>>17489959
It's just a thing for little kids who are picky about the skins... at least I hope so.

[Anonymous No.17489982]

>>17489708
>>17486209
This is not counting the labor cost, either. I would go for the burger if I work for the entire day. It has veggies, meat, and bread. Most of these are fresh, anyways. It also help your fucking sanity for working that long, too.

[Anonymous No.17489998]

>>17486393
McDonald's is one of the most destructive corporations in the world?

[Anonymous No.17490037]

>>17489982
Buying a Big Mac is significantly more convenient compared to making a sandwich from grocery store ingredients. Aldini's quote only works if you have the forethought/desire to make a lunch.

[Anonymous No.17490186]

>>17490037
>Buying a Big Mac™ is significantly more convenient
No it's not it's a fucking pain in the ass to deal with while paying a retarded amount for poison. Making a sandwich out of the fridge with fresh ingredients takes minute you fucking obnoxious sludge beast.
>using bread is difficult for people

[Anonymous No.17490190]

>>17489560
im 'avin a giggle over this one m8

[Anonymous No.17490205]

Yes Americans, the reason for your obesity and retardedness is the price difference in foods.
Fat fucking retards god I hate americans so much.

[Anonymous No.17490233]

>>17490186
Some people just want to get it over with while getting an entire meal that is close to the same price as just buying the ingredient. This is more important to consider after working all day long and you're just tired and frustrated to do anything at all. And it doesn't take minutes. It takes 30 min to one hour do to prep time, putting the parts together, cooking, and then cleaning everything.

[Anonymous No.17490240]

>>17486178
That is why I buy fruit that's whole, cheaper, and without harmful bacteria due to contamination.

[Anonymous No.17490254]

>>17489708
>pre-Biden
You realize it’s more like “post-Trump”, right? Generally the growths and declines that occur in the first 2 years of a presidency are a result of the last president.

[Anonymous No.17490311]

>>17490254
explain to me how the usa leaving afghanistan and the resulting chaos was trump's fault
explain to me how essentially opening the southern border was trump's fault
you can't

[Anonymous No.17490357]

>>17490311
You forgot the whole energy issue, going back saying they won't do the mandate but did, and being extreme unresponsive while his handlers control him.

[Anonymous No.17490366]

>>17490254
>generally
shut the fuck up idiot

[Anonymous No.17490449]

>>17486209
JUST A BAD PENNY, I ALWAYS COME BACK TO YOU

[Anonymous No.17490603]

>>17490205
For a lot of people it’s the price difference. In the US you’ll usually find that in the wealthier areas the obesity rate is lower than in the poorer areas. Retard Euros acting like they know what they’re talking about while not actually living here. Here’s a map from PA, one of the fattest states. The counties neighboring Philadelphia are some of the richest counties in the state (especially Montgomery and Chester) and they’re also some of the wealthiest. Philly is fat as fuck and filled with poor joggers and hipsters. Cheap fast food is meals for poor people.

[Anonymous No.17490607]

>>17490603
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.17490612]

>>17486209
The cheapest bread and "good" roast beef I could get in my town would equate to roughly $8. And if there's no clean tap water in my city, then this pretentious ass didn't account for what I'm drinking.

[Anonymous No.17490631]

>>17486178
troll thread

[Anonymous No.17490653]

>>17490603
there are too many confounding variables to definitely say that it's the price difference, but it certainly doesn't help

[Anonymous No.17490913]

>>17486393
I started making this, looking at the first thing that would properly show me their menu on Yelp, but I couldn't find a deli or butcher with visible prices in the area.
The roast beef will probably get you past the ~$2 Big Mac meal cost, but that bread is probably a loaf, so you could probably separate it into multiple meals.

[Anonymous No.17490931]

>>17486422
Do you have a source on that gif friend? I like her moves.

[Anonymous No.17490941]

Why do people even like fruit? It's not filling, doesn't taste very good, the acid usually hurts my mouth, and my tongue gets all gross and sticky like drinking a soda.

[Anonymous No.17490975]

>>17486185
A piece of fruit costs the same as a chocolate bar, I find that a little more valid than OP's example.

[Anonymous No.17490980]

>>17486209
This is basically true, even today, as Mc Donalds gets more expensive alongside groceries.
>>17488386
Cheese toasties are good. You'd get a ton of them.

[Anonymous No.17491419]

>>17486178
french fry tasty delicious yum

[Anonymous No.17491593]

for me, it's kiwi fruit

[Anonymous No.17491611]

>>17486178
Shop around a little and you can probably get a whole sack of apples for a couple bucks

[Anonymous No.17491654]

>>17490233
>It takes 30 min to one hour do to prep time, putting the parts together, cooking, and then cleaning everything.
what kind of sandwich are you making

[Anonymous No.17491822]

>>17491611
>Making guacamole while on food stamps.
Why can't californians think like normal human beings?

[Anonymous No.17491846]

>>17486178
>$1.00: calorie-rich carbohydrates fried in delicious oil with iodized salt to prevent goiter
>$5.99: mostly water and fibrous filler with a little sugar to appease the women who eat this "food"
Not seeing the problem here. Cheap delicious carbs to power the strong active men who maintain the most powerful nation on earth--versus expensive, nutritionally valueless fruits sold as "healthy" to keep women and homosexuals from spending all of their money on bon-bons and tabloid magazines. Seems like the system is working fine.

[Anonymous No.17491936]

>>17486178
if you buy pre cut fruit at the grocery store you deserve to be poor

[Anonymous No.17492440]

>>17487231
Yes but also you gotta consider the location. I read that sardines are cheap all the god damn time but here in Wisconsin, the cheapest tins are still almost twice as expensive as lean ground beef.

[Anonymous No.17492453]

>potatoes don't need 6 gorillion gallons of water or southern climate to grow right
I wonder why they are so cheap.

[Anonymous No.17492533]

>>17489536
Japan and South Korea are two developed countries that have largely avoided the growing obesity problem. Oddly, Taiwan has not (having obesity issues on par with Western Europe) despite being so similar S. Korea and Japan in many ways.

[Anonymous No.17492551]

>>17488411
wtf is this real

[Anonymous No.17492558]

>>17486178
Who the fuck buys this presliced fruit crap?

[Anonymous No.17492567]

>>17486251
I grow potatoes and potato scab and blight basically makes home gaming, especially from your own seed stock year on year unsustainable. Here is how it works ...

>fresh soil that has not seen a potato in years
>currently disease free
>buy in certified disease free seed potatoes
>grow potatoes
>eventually plants become diseased
>ground is now diseased
>stop growing potatoes for a few years

How do large agricultural producers do it? With lots and lots of chemicals according to a schedule published by a chemical manufacturer. You can't even buy the shit for home use.

What happens if you don't use certified disease free seed potatoes? Well they are pretty much confirmed to be diseased so you'll just get diseased plants from the get go. They come from plants which have been maintained with regular chemical treatments.

Where do disease free seed potatoes come from? Remote farms setup to grow seed potatoes in relative isolation from all other plants and sources of disease. Is it possible to have such a setup at home? Yes, in theory, in reality your neighbours, the local plants, local animals, traffic, visitors etc are all potential sources of disease.

I do plant potatoes still when the motivation strikes, but I use disease free seed potatoes, containers and fresh compost. I plant them in open ground too every now and then, but they are always at least scabby, even scab resistant varieties. I don't fuck too much with potatoes though because I grow a few hundred lbs of peppers and tomatoes each year which are far more valuable and not worth the infection risk.

[Anonymous No.17492584]

>>17486178
I agree honestly, there's no fucking reason why we have to eat tropical fruits in northern europe. Just stick with the ol turnip and tater.

[Anonymous No.17492631]

>>17486178
>food that could literally sustain you on it's own = $1
>sugar, water and a bit of ascorbic acid = $6
what's the problem?

[Anonymous No.17492640]

>>17492558
burgers

[Anonymous No.17492650]

>>17486209
god, imagine the most memorable thing youve ever done being commenting on a roast beef sandwich. literally who gives literally who comment

[Anonymous No.17492654]

>>17486184
/thread

[Anonymous No.17492807]

>>17490233
holy fucking fatass lazy fucktard cope
>making a sandwich is a struggle
No one has difficulties with this except the disabled. Admitting you are sick from these corporation's poison is the beginning of understanding your own disability.

[Anonymous No.17492810]

>>17492650
shut up landwhale no one gives a shit about your opinion on someone else suggesting a higher quality of life.

[Anonymous No.17493044]

>>17486178
>FB_IMG
I know that this is just a shit stirring thread but you can get a 3LB bag of apples at Walmart for $1 less than that fruit cup.

[Anonymous No.17493724]

>>17489998
No, that's literally any big ag/biopharma company you can name.

[Anonymous No.17493745]

>>17492567
you can grow potatoes in pots you know?

[Anonymous No.17493749]

>>17493745
>pot
DUDE

[Anonymous No.17493764]

>>17486178
So I can spend a dollar on empty starch or 6 bucks on sugar. How much is actual food?

[Anonymous No.17493776]

>>17493044
Do you really think that, or are you lying about this for some reason?

[Anonymous No.17493786]

>>17493776
your stupid graph is missing 5 years with some substantial global impacts. Pretending that 2022 is 2017 is as retarded as people born in the 1900s thinking they are still somehow relevant

[Anonymous No.17493792]

>>17489976
I mean, apples are easier to eat when sliced (especially when dipping into something like peanut butter) but i've never run into anybody who's that picky about the skin. Thing barely exists on an apple.

[Anonymous No.17493811]

>>17493792
that shit gets stuck in my teeth. literally the only reason i dont like it, but holy fuck will that ruin the entire experience every time

[Anonymous No.17493956]

>>17492567
Don't grow them so close together. If one shows signs of blight, harvest it early.

[Anonymous No.17494660]

>>17493745
You mong I literally describe planting them in containers.

>>17493956
I kind of have to plant them densely. I don't have enough space to space them out to make them worth growing. Getting 5-10 potatoes per plant is OK when 4 rows of 10 plants, but not OK when 4 rows of 5 in the same space.

I've found blight to just blow in, I do find it quite easy to control though, usually I cut back affected plants and baby them through the season, it only gets bad when I plant a lot of susceptible plants and varieties and I can't keep control of it on the land. I mainly suffer from potato scab to be honest which is almost impossible to get rid of without letting the ground rest because you dig it all in as part of the preparations each year.

[Anonymous No.17495464]

>>17493776
I checked on their site before making that post so yes I really think that. Did you not go to their site before making this post? Also, the highest number on that chart is $1.42/LB which would put 3LBs of apples at $4.26 which is still less than the fruit cup and directly in line with some of the stuff on Walmart's website.

[Anonymous No.17496219]

consider the following: I like fries, and I don't like most fresh fruit

[Anonymous No.17496263]

put the fries in the fruit

[Anonymous No.17496925]

>>17486184
Don't forget that fruits rot away in like a week

[Anonymous No.17496978]

>>17486178
An apple is like 30 cents

[Anonymous No.17497114]

>>17486178
you telling me one potoatoe costs less than a bunch of exotic fruits? oh gee i wonder why

[Anonymous No.17497115]

>>17491611
>pic
what a ridiculous assortment of foods.

[Anonymous No.17497145]

>>17489708
>You can't make a single serving meal that costs less than a Big Mac meal.
That's oddly specific. Why WOULD you make a single serving meal, ever (with the exception of cooking eggs)?

[Anonymous No.17497153]

>>17497114
watermelon and cantaloupe is definitely not exotic.

[Anonymous No.17497161]

>>17486178
First off the fries are closer to 2-3 dollars, and the fruit is closer to 4-5 dollars. Second off those aren't regional fruits for virtually anywhere in the US or Europe. Make a citrus and berry plate and by calories, in the US or EU, and it's gonna be much cheaper per calorie and by size of the meal than potatoes.

[Anonymous No.17497187]

>>17497153
more exotic than a potato

[Anonymous No.17497465]

>>17487298
ikr wtf, loopy stuff

[Anonymous No.17497482]

>>17486178
Buy produce, idiot.

[Anonymous No.17497838]

>>17490037
>>17489982
anon slapping together a sandwich takes a minute tops

[Anonymous No.17497878]

>>17491611
>>17497115
>>17491822
If you were struggle bussing you woudl get like 15 lbs sacks of rice and beans right?

[Anonymous No.17497939]

>>17487273
>Those are Canadian and Australian prices
absolute cope

[Anonymous No.17498097]

>>17497878
I wouldn't be buying seven limes, I'll tell you that much.

[Anonymous No.17498151]

wtf fruit costs more than potato??????????

[Anonymous No.17498345]

>>17486258
Obsessed

[Anonymous No.17498488]

>>17487550
Literally what we're going to see coming out of these "food" companies as they start getting slammed with boycotts over the next four years.

[Anonymous No.17499526]

>>17492807
true on all counts
i'm fat (although i've dropped significantly over the past year) and am autistic so i take much longer then most when cooking. That said fast food will never taste as good as a properly constructed home meal.
I have a bacon, bean and onion stew which i serve alongside cheese (not pre-shredded because i can't go back to that stuff anymore) on toasted flat bread. Lots of nutrients, especially fiber, so i feel full for the entire day.

[Anonymous No.17499536]

>>17490254
delusional
you're no different from a cultist

[Anonymous No.17499680]

the fruit is equally as unhealthy, far more sugar. potato carbs healthier than sugar

[Anonymous No.17499716]

>>17486209
For cheaper than that I can just buy some roast beef and eat it out of the bag like the animal that I am.

[Anonymous No.17499779]

>>17491611
who is the beaner now?

[Anonymous No.17500778]

>>17490931
How did they train the cat to do that?

[Anonymous No.17500784]

>>17486178
Its almost like potatoes are cheaper to grow than most fruit

[Anonymous No.17500792]

>>17486178
A sack of potatoes is cheaper than all of those fruits at a grocery story as well

[Anonymous No.17501071]

>>17490254
look at this fucking faggot trying for a few extra points while his guy absolutely DESTROYS EVERYTHING

[Anonymous No.17501199]

>>17486198
Potatoes can go 1 year without spoiling. Fruitlets have to be refrigerated and only last a few weeks t the very top.

[Anonymous No.17501441]

What the fuck is "the food system"?

[Anonymous No.17501488]

This is stupid anyway because fries within reason are hardly the gigadangerous evil arty-obliterators they keep portraying them as.
Just a bit boring.
Gimme a plate of Lecsó with sausage and rice any day of the week. The jarred or fozen stuff is really good and it fills you up fast.

[Anonymous No.17501632]

the more fair comparison would be fries to bananas

[Anonymous No.17501657]

>>17492650
Everyone who has music as a hobby knows who Steve Albini is

[Anonymous No.17501674]

>>17487173
Anime website, newfriend. Try reddit.

[Anonymous No.17501681]

>>17490913
fellow humboldt fren

[Anonymous No.17501922]

>>17490603
>>17490205
The problem is a lack of knowledge on nutrition and exercise, not so much fast food. There are people who can eat fast food for every meal and maintain a healthy weight. If you eat garbage everyday and don't bother with simple exercise then yeah, you're body is going to be a disaster.

https://abc7.com/mcdonalds-supersize-me-value-meal-diet/705916/

[Anonymous No.17501940]

>>17486185
AN INDEPENDENT BLACK STRONG LESBIAN SINGLE MOTHER OF 7 DOESN'T HAVE TIME TO BE CUTTING UP NO FRUITS YOU WHITE PRIVILEGE SON OF A BITCH NAZI PUTIN

[Anonymous No.17501953]

>>17491611
>7 limes
What do you even do with that many limes?

[Anonymous No.17502008]

>>17489817
>all that wasted plastic for 4 apple slices.
this kind of shit makes me mad

[Anonymous No.17502067]

>>17501953
hold them