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/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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9666941 No.9666941 [Reply] [Original]

>be rich
>rich enough to go out and eat everyday without worrying bout money
>eat at restaurants and fast food everyday
>normal weight

So why should I learn how to cook again?...

>> No.9666950
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9666950

Fuck your boring post OP, this is now a chip thread
post chips /ck/

>> No.9666954

I'm dirt fucking poor and I can afford to eat take out every day. Eating out everyday isn't a status symbol.

>> No.9666960

>>9666954
Easier, quicker, and better tasting than at home

>> No.9666964

>>9666941
if you eat fast food every day and enjoy it then I agree, there's no reason for you to learn to cook. you'd never be able to really replicate mcdonalds or burger king anyway

>> No.9666979

>>9666950
those are fucking garbage
“hey, here’s an idea, let’s take the crumbs leftover from making bbq chips and sell them”

>> No.9666981

>>9666960
>better tasting than at home
>doesn't know how to cook
Well there's your problem right there

>> No.9666985

>>9666941
>has a pepe image on his computer
>rich
>not fat
Like bags of sand, right?

>> No.9666996

cooking is relaxing and engaging and something you can get very good at, to the point you won't enjoy restaurants and fast food as much

also when you have money you can buy gadgets which are a whole nother level of fun

>> No.9667000

>>9666941
>>eat at restaurants and fast food everyday
>restaurants and fast food

So you eat McDonald's everyday?

>> No.9667015

>>9666941
>So why should I learn how to cook again?...
Don't just learn culinary shit like, what is a ...
buerre blanc
confit
veloute
mignonette
that way you can read a french menu. It'll be good to learn Asian shit too, but i'll let the weebs chime in for that.

>> No.9667045

>>9666950
3/10
>>9666954
Then why not eat out?
>>9666964
Correct.
>>9666981
Wrong
>>9666985
Objectively wrong and ad hominem
>>9666996
Reasonable answer
>>9667000
Nope
>>9666979
The one and only truth in this thread

>> No.9667059

>>9666941
Because your heart will clog eventually. You may be young now but your 30's will be different

>> No.9667074

>>9667045
Smart frog posters

>> No.9667076

If you have the money, you can eat even better food than you thought you could and still stay healthy. Everything you eat in a kitchen takes <15 minutes to make on average so why not try the stuff that takes longer. Although are we talking fine dining every day rich? If your that rich hire a personal chef and litterally get better healthier calorie controlled food without leaving your house. That's what I'd do, I could litterally not think about it at all and have perfect caloric and macronutrient intake. I think that's why some rich people look so good while being so busy all the time on top of it.

>> No.9667488

Delicious food from the comfort of your home--don't have to wait or get dressed and go anyway

Adjusting things to your own personal taste

Making things you can't find at your local McFaggot's

The joy of having people over and seeing their faces light at up something you've made

Lots of reasons, OP

>> No.9667668

Whenever I go on a vacation and eat out every day, I will usually feel like shit after a while from eating heavy fatty food. It's possible to find restaurants that offer lighter food, but they can be rare and inconvenient to find. The only light, veggie-heavy food an average restaurant will offer is a salad, and restaurant salads are a ripoff. Just an average American homecooked meal of meat, grains, and a pile of cooked veggies is not a common offering, especially without being doused in buttery sauce or something.