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17992967 No.17992967 [Reply] [Original]

>would you like an order of 6 string cheese?
>bro, that's disgus-
>well, what if we breaded and deep fried it in oil and served with marinara sauce?
>....
>....
>....
>dos orders por favor ^.^

>> No.17992972

Wow, thank you for the atrocious reddit humor. Really made my night.

>> No.17992973

>>17992967
>>would you like an order of 6 string cheese?
yes

>> No.17992983

>>17992967
Top kek. Keep it up anon!

>> No.17992993

I like em but they harden too quickly. Feel like adding an emulsifier to the cheese would help like sunflower lecithen

>> No.17992995

>>17992993
you eat them too slowly.

>> No.17992996

Fried cheese predates string cheese by 500 years you feces-trespassing ultrafaggot.

>> No.17992999

>would you like uncooked food
>no
>but what if we cooked it
>yes

>> No.17993004

>>17992996
When was cheese first fried?

>> No.17993007

>>17992999
I know! The ironing is delicious.

>> No.17993013

frumunda cheese

>> No.17993015

>>17993004
Cheese used to be made by leaving milk out to dry in the sun, and the first cheeses where fried by leaving them out to long. It's literally ancient.

>> No.17993029

>>17993004
>>17993015
Cheese fried in oil originated in the early middle ages in Egypt and spread to Europe later by way of the Ottomans. The earliest recipe for battered fried cheese is present in a late 14th century French cookbook, but the style of dish is present in a number of cuisines across Europe.

>> No.17993078

>>17992967
>would you like nothing
>wtf brah
>would you like food
>yes please

>> No.17993091

>>17993015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyyyh8_Afyw

>> No.17993147

>>17992967
what kind of weird thinks string cheese is disgusting?
>>17992996
which has what to do with the scenario posted by op?
do you really think that objects must be introduced into storyline based on when they were invented in chronological order?
what are you like this?

>> No.17993200

>>17992995
ok you fat fuck, we can't all inhale 6 cheese sticks in 30 seconds

>> No.17993234

>>17993147
That poster actually inspired a slightly more interesting and informative side discussion than anything to do with the faggot OP.

>> No.17993243

>>17993200
no, but heated moz sticks, sure

>> No.17993479

>>17993234
>i'm gonna pretend i'm not the autist

>> No.17993730

>>17993029
What about frying cheese like halloumi?

>> No.17993736
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17993736

>>17992967
good but fried ravioli mog everything in their path

>> No.17994552

>>17993200
Skill issue

>> No.17994564

>>17992967
worked at a pizzeria and we had cheese sticks. if you leave them in the fryer too long (they'd go down for like two minutes, one minute more and it's over) they'd explode and we'd have to remake them. However, they're still cheese sticks so whenever our chinky chef would forget about them he'd just give them to me. Only good thing about working there.

>> No.17994595
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17994595

>not eating baked camembert with lingonberry jam

>> No.17994721

>>17993736
Never had fried ravioli because I never saw the point, but those do look pretty good.
How are they? Am I missing out?

>> No.17994755

>>17994721
pretty good, they get a nice crispy skin.
all the ones i have had have just been just ricotta cheese