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6288547 No.6288547 [Reply] [Original]

>Americans dont know about Quark

What a pitiful excuse for a country.

>> No.6288553
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6288553

>Europeans don't know about freedom

What a pitiful excuse for a continent.

>> No.6288555
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>>6288553
Pitiful indeed.

>> No.6288557

>>6288547
>Americans
>country

We're a continent, you uneducated jackass.

>> No.6288559

>>6288547
Piss off back to IL and stop using an American message board, in English.

Fucking hypocrite.

>> No.6288578

>>6288557
Americans can both refer to a citizen of the USA, and an inhabitant of the American Continents. I naturally meant the former.

>> No.6288581

>live in Nebraska
>dairy cows everywhere
>local dutch lady makes and sells organic grass fed quark and howda

Yes we know about quark in flyover states. Don't overlook us you cuck

>> No.6288582

I've had it plenty of times, I wish there was a market near me that sold it.

>> No.6288588
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>>6288555
trips for allah

>> No.6288594

What
>It is made by warming soured milk until the desired degree of coagulation (denaturation, curdling) of milk proteins is met, and then strained

Why not just make cheese

>> No.6288597

i fucking love quark

>> No.6288644

how is this Quark different from plain 'ol cottage cheese?

captcha: casein

>> No.6288653

>>6288581
I know it's pronounced howda, but as a Dutch American I'll assume you've never seen it written out, just heard it. The word is gouda, it's just the way the Dutch pronounce it, same product.

>> No.6288673

>>6288547
Some of us do know about it, still doesn't excuse it for being shit and general shit tier. Whats so great about cottage cheese anyways?

>> No.6288686

>>6288594
*American flag waving intensifies*

>> No.6288711
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6288711

America knows about Quark. So does the entire Delta Quadrant.

>> No.6288726
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>>6288711
>Delta Quadrant

topkek

Alpha and Gamma quadrant, you oaf!

>> No.6288739

>>6288644
>how is this Quark different from plain 'ol cottage cheese?

I would also like to know, it sounds the same but with bigger curds

>> No.6288763

>>6288547
I eat cottage cheese and strained yogurt all the time. I know about quark, but why should I care?

>> No.6288767

>>6288726
I've offended the nerds.

>> No.6288827

>>6288767

tonight is honorary startra/ck/ night, so I'm going to have to ask you to leave the beta quadrant.

>> No.6290848

>>6288547
>uses an american imageboard
>more than likely using an OS designed in america

>> No.6290868

>>6288827
There's a Star Trek themed bar not far from me called "Star Track Lounge." It used to be all black, but now it's all hipsters.

>> No.6290961

>>6288739
quark is like fat free greek yoghurt. it has no curds, and a tangy/dry taste to it

>> No.6290963

How is this different from paneer or queso fresco? Aside from the fact that it looks runny.

>> No.6290974

>>6290961
It only tastes dry if you don't stir it enough. Stir it for at least a minute, add some milk maybe, and even the reduced fat quark in OP's pic achieves wondrous creaminess.