/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17547363]

Fried bologna sandwiches continue to explode in popularity across the nation. Is this a fad or are they here to stay?

[Anonymous No.17547372]

>>17547363
It's a reflection of the inflation rate and the general sense of despair in the USA and the west in general.

[None !VGOK6fUxDA No.17547385]

>>17547372
But I like them if I won lotto would still eat .

[Anonymous No.17547399]

>>17547363
Some people like depression era food
What do you think of farmers steak /salisbury steak?

[Anonymous No.17547400]

fried bologna is the only way Ill eat that bottom tier trash meat. same for spam

[Anonymous No.17547408]

>>17547400
nobody eats spam without frying it

[Anonymous No.17547434]

That's because the black and mexican population are growing exponentially while the white population growth rate is barely linear

[Anonymous No.17547688]

>>17547363
It's baloney.

[Anonymous No.17547705]

>>17547363
Bologna consumption has been linked to an increased risk of prion disease, a devastating and incurable neurological disorder. Prion diseases are caused by abnormal proteins called prions, which can contaminate meat products and lead to the development of the disease. The consumption of bologna and other processed meats has been linked to an increased risk of prion disease, and it is important to be aware of the risks associated with these products.

Bologna is a processed meat product that is made from ground beef and pork. It is often high in sodium and fat, and it is a common ingredient in sandwiches and other dishes. Unfortunately, bologna and other processed meats are also a major source of prions. Prions are proteins that can cause neurological disorders like prion disease.

Studies have shown that the consumption of processed meats is linked to an increased risk of prion disease. One study found that people who ate the most processed meat were three times more likely to develop the disease than those who ate the least. Another study found that eating bologna and other processed meats increased the risk of prion disease by up to 20 times.

Processed meats are not the only source of prions, but they are a major source of these proteins. Prions can contaminate meat during slaughter, and they can also be present in meat products that have been processed or cooked. Prions are very resistant to heat and other forms of processing, so they can survive in processed meats.

The consumption of processed meats is linked to an increased risk of prion disease, and it is important to be aware of the risks associated with these products. Bologna and other processed meats are high in sodium and fat, and they are a major source of prions. If you are going to eat processed meats, be sure to cook them thoroughly to kill any prions.

[VGOK6fUxDA No.17547745]

>>17547372
inflation isn't real. it's called depreciation.

[Anonymous No.17547752]

>>17547705
your odds of getting mad cow disease are literally 1 in a million.
Eating all those processed meats, you should be a lot more worried about something common, like colon cancer

[Anonymous No.17547763]

>>17547752
A probability of 1 in a million means that there is a 1 in a million chance of the event occurring. This may seem like a very small chance, but it is actually mathematically certain that the event will occur at some point. So next time you're at the grocery store, choose a healthier option than bologna!

[Anonymous No.17547766]

>>17547363
pork roll but worse

[Anonymous No.17547777]

>>17547763
I mean its mathematically certain that it will happen to SOMEBODY. It's really unlikely it will happen to ME. If I were to implement that kind of risk calculus into everything I do, I wouldn't be able to drive to the grocery store in the first place.

[Anonymous No.17547784]

>>17547777
>those quads
This is god’s warning bro
Don’t do it

[Anonymous No.17547787]

>>17547784
They're 7s though; I think god is telling me to go with my gut on the baloney

[Anonymous No.17547797]

>>17547363
Needs a thick, ropey load of yellow mustard to be perfect.

[Anonymous No.17547826]

>>17547705
Cooking doesn't work. When we operate on somebody with CJD we don't put the surgical tools in the autoclave, we dispose of them.

[Anonymous No.17548561]

>>17547363
Everybody poor these days

[Anonymous No.17548814]

I've been eating fried bologna on onion bagels with an over-hard egg since I got to the US cuz my roommate back then used to do it and it's good.

[Anonymous No.17548852]

>>17547363
I live in San Francisco and new happening fried bologna sandwich shop just opened up down the street. So delicious. I love the Fried Cali Classic, comes with avocado and tomato

[Anonymous No.17548875]

I just ate 3 ham & american cheese halfies
I wasnt even hungry but I craved for food during this cold night

[Anonymous No.17549927]

Where is the fried egg? You can't have a fried baloney sandwich without a fried egg on top! That just isn't natural

[Anonymous No.17549939]

>>17547363
>Is this a fad or are they here to stay?
I've eaten fried baloney sandwiches since I was a kid... and my mom did, and my grandparents... and my great grandparents... fried baloney sandwiches are common food for people in the south

[Anonymous No.17550039]

>>17547408
I do, is this bad?

[Anonymous No.17550063]

>>17548852
>I live in San Francisco
Do you shit in the designated heroin streets?

[Anonymous No.17550092]

>>17550039
I'm assuming that SPAM is precooked and just canned. You're still disgusting, anon.

[Anonymous No.17551424]

>>17547363
must be in a depression

[Anonymous No.17551670]

>>17547688
yes

[Anonymous No.17552276]

>>17547408
you have never been to hawaii

[Anonymous No.17552317]

Is it cheaper than Taylor?

[Anonymous No.17552996]

>>17547705
Still gonna eat spam and bologna like god intended

[Anonymous No.17553226]

>>17547363
>not cutting the baloney in half and pointing the circley bit inwards

[Anonymous No.17553273]

>>17552317
Cheaper if you’re not in a shit hole like new jersey

[Anonymous No.17553303]

corey smokes lets go