/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.5831143]

How good was the food back when you were in school, /ck/?

[Anonymous No.5831151]

Delicious cause I was homeschooled.

[Anonymous No.5831153]

If I were to rate it on a comparitive scale as to how original the idea of your thread is:

-10

[Anonymous No.5831171]

They offered a healthy choice along with the junk food (cause of jamie oliver's campaign) but if you ordered the healthy menu, you were called gay.

[Anonymous No.5831182]

>>5831143
Pretty shit. We had a Subway in our HS, but they only served the shite meats so we just ate off campus basically every day.

I don't remember anything before that except we had frozen Taco Bell burritos in elementary school.

[Anonymous No.5831188]

>>5831171
That's hilarious

[Anonymous No.5831192]

Strangely, our cafeteria let you get your food from an outside window and inside the kitchen.
The indoor kitchen served your traditional tray meal with dried out and flavorless "healthy" options with a greasy side item, like pasta or a burnt out piece of baked chicken.

Outside, they just served pre-packaged microwavable goods with a milk.
Guess which one was more popular?

[Anonymous No.5831196]

Fridays had a delicious rectangle of pizza...oh and string beans. There were rare days when we had these delicious bbq ribwiches, to this day i still cant find that same flavor. I still remember all i had to pay was 85c, and this was back in 1990-4.

[Anonymous No.5831204]

I basically lived for taco nadas and microwavable pizza.

Everything else was utter shit, I wouldn't even bother getting lunch most days.

[Anonymous No.5831213]

>>5831151
>homechooled

[Anonymous No.5831215]

>>5831143
Shit.
Stuff like liver and onions cooked until rubbery, shepherds pie, cabbage boiled into oblivion, lumpy yet runny mashed potatoes. Oh how I miss the late seventies in England.

[Anonymous No.5831230]

I honestly can't remember much of lunch from my elementary days. Mostly because my mom would make one to take. I'm sure my schools had the regular stuff that most in the US do.

My most vivid memory is of rectangle pizza slices little pepperoni cubes and a lot of the kids putting ranch dressing on it. The other one is of mashed potatoes with turkey gravy. Both of these tasted awful.

Jr high and High School had better lunch options. A salad bar, a sandwich bar, milkshakes and soft serve ice cream. They had the regular stuff too like burgers and hot dogs. Then there was days when they had taco salads, or fried rice and egg rolls. I mostly did the sandwich bar.

[Anonymous No.5831248]

>>5831213
>Public education

[Anonymous No.5831324]

>>5831248
>having no friends while growing up

[Anonymous No.5831336]

>>5831324
>implying he has friends now

[Anonymous No.5831347]

>>5831336
true

[Anonymous No.5831349]

>>5831324
I think that fosters autism, anon.

[Anonymous No.5831354]

I don't remember elementary school, but my middle and high school had pretty tasty cheesesteaks. I'd get them almost every day. In highschool, I'd swap it out for pasta and meatballs once in a while.

[Anonymous No.5831367]

>>5831248
Are you enjoying home college as well? Hope to get a nice home job where you make lots of home money?

[Anonymous No.5831379]

>mfw getting seconds of Turkey and gravy in elementary
>middle school food was alright, the burritos were the size of a chipotle burrito
>Highschool food was just cheesburgers and chicken patties everyday

Im currently working as a cafeteria worker and my god, school food has gone to shit.

We serve unsweetened apple sauce which taste like nothing but mush. We also serve tacos and the ground beef has no salt at all so it tastes really awful.

Every Wednesday is pizza day where we just serve pizza, but its not even the good kind. Its just frozen greasy pizza which tastes awful.

[Anonymous No.5831429]

>>5831143
It wasn't very good but we had several choices.

There was one bar that always had burgers, sandwhiches, fries, a salad bar, pizza bar, and one bar that had something different everyday. Wednesday they always had fried chicken that was top notch.

Oh and the sweet tea was good, wasn't even mad after they removed soda from the school because they tea was always top notch and they kept it (funny they kept it considering it was as sugary as the sodas)

[Anonymous No.5831464]

The only thing I remember about elementary school, junior high, and high school (all using the same cooks) was the rolls. They were pretty boring.

The food itself was boring as well.

College, on the other hand, was quite good food. I've eaten at a number of college cafeterias, some of which were pretty bad, but two of them were really excellent. I ended up attending one of the two.

[Anonymous No.5831591]

Poutine on Tuesdays and Thursdays!!

[Anonymous No.5831600]

>>5831143
1980s-1990s

Fucking terrible. No vegetables or fruit in unprocessed form. Only milk to drink (chocolate, 2%, and skim). Everything was from a freezer and normally had to be thawed and mixed with other things or was a powder that was mixed with water.

It was basically prison food half the time.

I became an illegal candy and lunch food seller, selling shit from home and the store for 300% the original price. Biz was fucking gud.

[Anonymous No.5831602]

Good until Jamie Oliver had his way

[Anonymous No.5831606]

>>5831143
Roast chicken, paella, chick pea stew, lentil stew, penne with chorizo, meat in sauce espagnole. It was bretty good actually.

[Anonymous No.5831612]

>>5831602
>Jamie Oliver
A truly horrible human being. He's almost as bad as Michelle Obama.

[Anonymous No.5831617]

Had this a couple of times a week, all for £1.20 back in primary school. Nuff said

[Anonymous No.5831634]

>>5831143
we had loaded baked potatos for a buck. everything else was the standard garbage

[Anonymous No.5831655]

>>5831143
I got food poisoning from my elementary school's roast chicken when I was in 4th grade. I vomited on the classroom floor. That was fun times.

[Anonymous No.5831684]

I thought they were good

[Anonymous No.5831689]

>>5831151
>he took his mom to the prom!

[Anonymous No.5831696]

>>5831606
Did you grow up in Spain?

[Anonymous No.5831701]

I was the only vegetarian in my primary school so they had to make something special for me and they got really annoyed when I said it tasted like shit. So cauliflower cheese, veggie bake and omelettes were my staple meal. With potato smilies of course. At secondary school I made my own pack lunches so I could eat while playing some footie.

[Anonymous No.5831702]

>>5831696
SPAIN?

[Anonymous No.5831707]

Fairly decent until I had so move to a school in a different county.
Not much that really stood out, I remember the burritos being huge and wonderful, and in highschool if I didn't want a normal meal, I could get a ham and cheese sub. There was always variety.
When I changed schools, it was the same weekly schedule and they got rid of Mayfield milk for that Tru-Moo bullshit. After a few months of that I just decided to buy a coffee in the library.

[Anonymous No.5831721]

>>5831143
stopped eating lunch in 7th grade, but would eat the occasional yellow fried burrito or square pizza when desperate.

right about the same time that my mom left and my dad threw his 10 year token in the river

[mexicano No.5831724]

you poor mexican nigger faggot

[Anonymous No.5831737]

>Public school gave everyone milk for breakfast and lunch everyday of the school year.

Fuck the dairy lobby.

[Anonymous No.5831738]

Not that great
>plain buns with fish patty
>sliced cucumbers with seasoning salt dumped on them
>undercooked cubes of chicken
>canned fruit
>that shitty cheese pizza with tiny pieces of tomatoes sprinkled on

[Anonymous No.5831747]

>>5831143
Always shit. Especially when they took off the Fried Chicken and Black Beans w/Rice deal they had.

>all of those mad black kids, cuban kids, and black cuban kids

[Anonymous No.5831754]

Our school had a few fast food chains in the cafeteria. Sbarro's, KFC/Taco Bell, Orange Julius and a Panda Express. It was pretty cash.

[Anonymous No.5831756]

We used to have these things called Yummy Drummy Rolls every wednesday and friday. Basically just two big chicken nuggets with tomato sauce in a bread roll.
>mfw all the fat kids would run to the canteen so that they got there before they sold out

[Anonymous No.5831770]

>>5831756
You were one of those fat kids, weren't you?

[Anonymous No.5831775]

>>5831770
No, and so I missed out on many a yummy Yummy Drummy

[Anonymous No.5831883]

>>5831143

Great, I went to private school so it was catered by the local grocery store.

[Anonymous No.5831941]

We had tiny portions of lowest quality fries and chicken nuggets most days, and custard for desert. It was common to find chips of wood bark in the food, or shards of plastic.

[Anonymous No.5831970]

High school food was alright I guess. The pizza was good, but every Tuesday and Thursday was insane. Chicken strips. Spicy and pretty damned tasty, but everyone was so crazy about them you'd think that there was crack in them.
There were fights when people last in line didn't get chicken strips and started stealing from other people's plates..

[Anonymous No.5831988]

>>5831143

Schools in Canada don't have cafeterias.

[Anonymous No.5832001]

>>5831143
Private schools in the US and Canada all my life:

Grade school did not provide food. Brown bagged it with sandwich, piece of fruit or pickle slice and sometimes homemade cookie. Easy.

High school had shit tier cafeteria. All foodservice crap that no one in their right mind would eat. Basically prison food. Mom kept up the grade school routine until I made enough money to go out for lunch.

College: food wasn't terrible, but it wasn't good unless they were doing a special menu inspired by some real chef. Got off that shit and learned to cook. Actually only sort of learned to cook, but it didn't make me fat like the meal plan, so it was better,

[Anonymous No.5832008]

smoke weed and play soccer on the tennis court every day.

lunch is for losers, pound coffee and apple fritters at Winchells after school instead

[Anonymous No.5832030]

>>5832008
Fucking Mexicans.

[Anonymous No.5832039]

>elementary school
Whatever looked the least disgusting they had on the menu any given day.

>middle school
A big soft pretzel and a can of hawaiian punch every day. Sometimes a little cup of melted cheese if I was feeling extra fat.

>highschool
I just stopped eating during school and made myself a real meal when I got home.

[Anonymous No.5832136]

I went to an elementary school in a small town, and they had a bunch of old southern ladies working the kitchen, so we always had fresh cooked meals for lunch.

Middle school wasn't too bad. They had your typical school lunch stuff (frozen lasagnas and casseroles with a side of canned vegetables). They also had a chef salad available that they made fresh every morning. It had chunks of ham and turkey, and cherry tomatoes. Plus Chick-Fil-A on Thursdays.

High school was fucking terrible. A bunch of illegal Haitian immigrants, none of whom spoke English, pumping out cold pizza every day. Yes, they served frozen pizza every day. It wasn't the good pizzas, either, it was the cheap pizza with rubber for cheese and tomato sauce that tasted like battery acid.

[Anonymous No.5832153]

my 10th grade year was fueled by pic related
>'merica

[Anonymous No.5832293]

A lot of takeaways opened up around our school. We had Chinese, two Indians, some traditional bakeries (twas in the old city center), a pizzeria, a Döner shop, Mexican and McDonalds.
Most of these were even cheaper than our school cafeteria, because the law put 19% on food that was not freshly made (our cafeteria just heated up frozen stuff), instead of the regular 7% for food.
Only the poor children that were not allowed by their parents to leave the school grounds in the mid-day break had to eat at the cafeteria.
Our year room always smelled of curry and döner. We even found a döner once behind the radiator after the winter break.

[ETHANOL No.5832317]

We used to have these glorious things called western burgers. It was spiced ground beef completely wrapped in a large hamburger sized bread roll and then topped with the runniest most diluted nacho cheese sauce on earth, that shit was transparent. But they tasted so good and there is no way to recreate it at home.

[Anonymous No.5832330]

High School in Arizona:
Slice of 6/10 pizza
Cup for Brisk Tea/Lemonade (only good part)
Corn/peas/other veggie
Roll

That was $3

High School in South Carolina
Soup/casserole/sandwich/ sometimes pasta
Salad w/ meat
Fried okra/steamed vegetables (bomb)
Cup of grapes/strawberries/kiwi/orange slices/good fruit
Always for dessert, vanilla pudding with a banana slice,vanilla wafer, and whipped cream
Chocolate Milk

That was $1.90

I miss the South

[Anonymous No.5832340]

>>5832330
Also $1 huge Snickers or Twix ice cream bars, I mean almost a foot long

And sweet tea with unlimited refills for 50c

That was in 2012, my senior year

[Anonymous No.5832362]

>>5831143
There's a reason getting fast food as a kid is so exciting. Everything they give you to eat at that age is shit. Looking back, when your parents would buy tv dinners or Kraft mac n'cheese, they were basically saying they don't care enough to actually cook for you.

[Anonymous No.5832471]

pie and chips all day every day

[Anonymous No.5832475]

>>5832362
>when your parents would buy tv dinners or Kraft mac n'cheese, they were basically saying they don't care enough to actually cook for you.


My parents cooked me vegetables. Bastards.

[Anonymous No.5832480]

>>5831143
I came so hard when I had the cafeteria mac n cheese

[Anonymous No.5832492]

>he liked the school pizza

[Anonymous No.5832493]

>he didn't like the school pizza

[Anonymous No.5832499]

>>5831702
Tell me about Spain
Why does he have the Basque?

[Anonymous No.5832502]

>he cared if i liked the school pizza or not
tfw we got pizza hut pizza. wasnt that cash really

[Anonymous No.5832550]

Had to bring lunch from home (nothing was served at school) which invariably meant a sandwich and an apple or banana.
There is really no way for a sandwich to still be good after several hours in a backpack. It's always mediocre.

[Anonymous No.5832556]

>>5832550
I remember once I had this bright idea of putting my sandwiches in the freezer the night before, so they'd be thawed out and still nice and cold by the time lunch came around when I took them the next day.

...sometimes things just don't work out.

[Anonymous No.5832576]

Private school K-4th grade was only food you brought from home, cafeteria only served spaghetti once a month as sort of a fundraiser. Middle school was just the most garbage food that bordered on prison food. High school was nothing but deep fried garbage like burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries and retarded shit like ice cream.

[Anonymous No.5832815]

i recall the cheeseburgers and hotdogs being godly but some health law happened and they sucked after that

[Anonymous No.5832831]

>>5832362

Now when you think about it. If my kid ever asked for a lunchables i would go the extra mile and get him a Starbucks lunch set. Looks and taste better. Cant believe I bought into that hype as a kid

[Anonymous No.5832853]

It was healthy, delicious and free. I don't understand why some developed nations still treat students like shit even though the future depends on them.

[Anonymous No.5833595]

I used to be mad when i had to $2 for my lunch at school and there were the kids who were on the "free lunch" program.

Then I realized how much better my life was than them.

[Anonymous No.5833646]

>>5831689
>his sister was his first kiss

[Anonymous No.5833654]

>>5833646
>he impregnated his fraternal twin and they ran away to a small town and lived together as husband and wife

[Anonymous No.5833689]

[Anonymous No.5833698]

Primary school: Roast dinners, fish and chips, liver and bacon, steamed puddings with custard.

Middle school: less of the puddings and liver, but still pretty healthy.

Secondary school: Healthy options but everyone just ate the shitty burgers and chips every day.

[Anonymous No.5833770]

>>5833689
That just looks like a small Totinos pizza

[Anonymous No.5833783]

>Elementary
I only got lunch on the days with chicken fingers I remember. They were excellent. Got my dad to call up and ask where they buy them, it was some company in Georgia that wouldn't sell less than 25 pounds at a time.
>Middle
Mostly shit chicken legs and mexican pizza. Tater tots were always cold and never crispy. What you could do is get the "a la cart" thing. They had pickles for 50 cents and giant cookies for 50 cents.

[Anonymous No.5833799]

honestly? pretty good. a buck a day (lunch money, kinda added up if 2-3 kids but if "low income you got it free) some was bad, but most was quite nice. "salsbury steak" aka mystery meat, with potatos , gren beans and a roll, pinto beans, slaw, corn bread, baked spagettie or deep dish pizza. fridays were almost always vegtable soup and honey peanut butter sandwiches. somtimes a hot dog or burger. thing I remember most was the bread or rolls yeast bread, brocolie cornbread. really good deal, 'cause you could tell, a lot of those kids had nothing to eat at home. right as I graduated they started serving a simple brakfast. waffle ortoasr peanut butter or apple sauce,skim milk, oj 50 cents, again wavied if low income. those lunch ladies made sure no one went hungry. also took no shit,either

[Anonymous No.5833802]

>>5831143
It was awful.

On Thursdays we had "mandatory only rice day" which meant that only rice was served. This was done to help us empathize with poor people who could only afford to eat rice.

It was bullshit.

[Anonymous No.5833904]

>>5833595
I signed up for the free lunch program without telling my parents and took the money to buy porn from iranian guy at the flea market

What a little shit I was

[Anonymous No.5834035]

Sometimes they gave us these frozen juice triangle things. I loved those.

[Anonymous No.5834062]

>>5833802
What the fuck

Was your school in some sort of insanely nice neighborhood, because otherwise I can only assume that some percentage of the kids in your school were actually impoverished and they fed those kids fucking rice when they might not get any other food for the day

[Anonymous No.5834068]

[Anonymous No.5834086]

>>5831143
11th grade in HS the district brought in some new vendor that has awesome tex mex stuff that was delicious and I looked forward to lunch everyday, it was great, especially for an overcrowded city school where you wouldn't expect quality lunch.
Sometimes I wish I could just walk in and grab a bite again.

[Anonymous No.5834092]

>>5834035
They actually sell these in some supermarkets now. The red and grapr kind too

[Anonymous No.5834101]

Uk fag here. From what I remember the options throughout the week were:

Pizza & chips
Baked potato
Sausage & chips
Turkey dinosaurs + chips
Chicken curry + rice
Quorn burger + chips
Fish & chips
Vegetable stew + potato discs

sides were mostly baked beans and peas

Not everything was available every day

[Anonymous No.5834712]

>tfw you stuck a cup of nacho cheese behind an obscure book in the library and smashed it in 6th grade
>tfw you checked it out again in 8th grade and it was the exact same color/consistency

[Anonymous No.5834782]

we had dominoes monday, taco bell tuesday, wendys wednesday, subway thursday, and chick-fil-a friday

i eat much, much healthier nowadays. c'est la vie in the south

[Anonymous No.5834869]

>>5831196

We called them Johnny Ribs and they were delicious. Tried a McRib once and spit it out.
>>5833689

motherfucking fiestada

>hot sub, garlic bread, ham, salami, and cheese holy fuck
>aforementioned Johnny Ribs
>big ass taco salads
>pizza burgers
>potato bar
>sub bar
>ice cream bar once a month
>pizza hut pizza once a week, 1.50 slices

I don't know how other schools did lunch, but ours was split into A, B, and C. lunch. C. lunch was the best because the lunch ladies would give us extra sandwiches/pizza/whatever for free. They would just walk around like stadium vendors and the cooler ones would just chuck 'em over to ya.

[Anonymous No.5834881]

>>5831988
They do in ontario

[Anonymous No.5834895]

>>5831696
Yes I did.
>>5832499
The basque are Spain

[Anonymous No.5834977]

>>5831171
> eating healthy is gay
American culture in four words.

[Anonymous No.5834984]

>>5832853
The adults of the future aren't as important as the money now.

In case you're wondering, school food was so awful (in a well-funded district, no less) that I brought a bag lunch since middle school. It truly astonishes me how bad food can taste and smell and still be legal to market to schools.

[Anonymous No.5834989]

>>5834984
Oh, and after 1st period kids could buy the Chik-fil-a burgers in the atrium, so don't assume we were isolated from fast food.

This nation loves kids but when it comes to money puts their needs dead last. And then people wonder why they grow up fat and stupid.

[Anonymous No.5835047]

>>5831143
I would straight up shank a nigga right the fuck now for a bag of those triangle hashbrowns. Why were they so good?

[initiate:spoilers] the answer is grease and salt [terminate:spoilers]

[Anonymous No.5835048]

>>5834977
>jamie oliver
>american

Your insecurity is showing Eurofriend.

[Anonymous No.5835049]

>>5831617
That thumbnail looks like someone took a shit on fries.

[Anonymous No.5835050]

I quit eating school food after me and a bunch of my friends were served BLTs with completely raw bacon.

On occasion I would go to the retard booth and buy cookies at a quarter a pop.

[Anonymous No.5835065]

I went to a private school till 4th grade, and we all had to bring our own lunches. To go to recess, you had to show your lunch bag to a teacher to make sure you finished it.

[Anonymous No.5835106]

>>5835048
> not European
I hope the ten seconds of your life spent pointlessly speculating on who I am and the reasons why I say what I say was worth it.

[Anonymous No.5835107]

>>5835106
Honestly? It was.

[Anonymous No.5835555]

Grew up poor. Mom worked as a lunch lady. Salary of $12000 per year. Dad not around.
Many times she had to sneak school food home to put food on the table.
Was on free lunch, so ate school food for breakfast and lunch.
Go home at eat it again for dinner.
The chicken strips and burgers were pretty good, pizza and chicken nuggets were crappy.
If lucky, had this McRib type deal which was delicious.
Loved the breakfast - cinnamon sticks, eggs, hash browns.

[Anonymous No.5835575]

>tfw considering applying to be substitute so I can eat school lunch again

Maybe I should just have a themed dinner of cafeteria food with some friends. How do I even do this?

[Anonymous No.5835599]

during high school we were allowed to leave the campus for lunch so every week my friends and I would go out and buy a birthday cake.

[Anonymous No.5835701]

It was decent for what it was. Ive had all kinds of cafeteria food. You know when its cafeteria food. Its bland, luke warm or cold, soggy, un salted and has been reheated many times. Its all basically the same. Its not bad if youve faced hard times for long periods.

Its alot better than jail food. Jail food is 4 times worse. Think ham that has no flavor and is uncooked and leaves a strange metallic taste in your mouth. Completely unspiced or seasoned.

[Anonymous No.5836072]

>>5831143
Red Baron pizza errday.

[Anonymous No.5836125]

>>5831702
hola

[Anonymous No.5836675]

>>5831143
It was usually OK with the occasional bad day where the food was blatantly cheap or too dry; there was always an alternate menu with the junkier foods that tasted better. Still, I dreaded sitting down with my friends because there'd always be one autist who'd go out of his way to say, "what is that?" because it was school food, when it was something basic like fucking pasta and tomato sauce. Fucking memes I tell ya.

[Anonymous No.5836680]

>>5831151
Homeschooled kids are always so fucking weird. Why are you people so weird?

[Anonymous No.5836752]

>>5836680
I'm not weird. I was in sports and extracurricular activities as a child so yes I was normal and had friends.

[Anonymous No.5836756]

Really good
I live in a socialist paradise so we got healthy balanced homemeals and most of them tasted good too.

[Anonymous No.5836762]

>>5836680
I interned at the Y and sometimes helped out with the PE program they had there. Holy fuck, the kids were so fucking weird. They had no social filter.

[Anonymous No.5836800]

Where I live elementary school is K-7 and HS is 8-12 no middle school. There was no school lunches at my elementary school. At my HS there was a class grade 11-12s could take called "Cafeteria" which taught how to cook for large amounts of people in a commercial kitchen and the 2 classes they had would cook breakfast or lunch depending on what block the class was in. It had an actual chef as a teacher with an assistant and it was closely monitored to make sure the kids wouldn't fuck with the food, you would get a immediate fail in the class and a suspension if caught. Because of this we always had really good freshly cooked food to buy at lunch. I still miss the godlike cookies we would make.

[Anonymous No.5837052]

My mommy always made my lunches

except for nacho day

[Anonymous No.5837054]

>>5835050
>completely raw bacon.
thank you. older than god's dawg.but yow don'r eat raw bacon.every thyme i see cooking shows that featuire prosciutto or rare hog...enjoy you worms.

[Anonymous No.5837208]

>tfw parents owned a restaurant in high school

Enjoy your garbage, fuckers. I'll just be over here never seeing them because they work 80 hour weeks and go to bed at 7PM ;_;

[Anonymous No.5837215]

>>5837054
wow, I'm shocked that an ignorant motherfucker propagating this malarkey spells like his parents are related by blood.

[Anonymous No.5838601]

I went to a nice small catholic private school. We had the best food. It was seriously like a new meal every day of the month. They had probably at least 30 different meals planned out, instead of just rotating a menu 3 times a week.

Some of my favorites were the spaghetti and meatballs. They would come with the softest breadsticks on the planet, they were orgasmic. They also did god-tier breakfast-for-lunch, which frensh toast sticks and all the eggs you could eat.

Then I moved, went to a ghetto school that served by far the worst, coldest, greasiest, grayest pizza I've ever seen, ultra-dry "spicy" chicken burgers that felt like a rock between two buns found under a couch, and finally salad. Just salad. It was a few leaves that had the texture of a used band-aid. Those were the they things they served, every fucking day. How that was legal I will never know.

Needless to say I started making my own lunches, and that's how my cooking journey started.

[Anonymous No.5838677]

>tfw my friend got french fries for lunch
>we would grab the fries that spilled and ate them in the most obnoxious way you could imagine, especially when they spilled
>spilled them on purpose once just to see the fuckfest
>he picked up on this and began covering his fries in disgusting shit

we still ate them anyway. we're still friends but oh boy, regrets, I've had a few...

[Anonymous No.5838813]

It was okay, I'd just eat it cause I was hungry

Until I got food poisoning then I sweared off the stuff