/jp/ - Otaku Culture

While walking home i passed by a McDonalds, but i was too scared moving in to order burgers because usually McDonalds are filled with aggressive teenagers and the sales assistants are angry teenagers too with bad school grades.
so i met the local butcher and made myself some own burgers. They aren't that tasty, but still OK. Have a nice day.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wet0_Jhh_Yo
Is "Kodoku no Gourmet" the best or the best dorama?

>>11938051
yukarin bolognese

where do i get corndogs in europe, pls respond

Where do you hamburger otaku get your buns from?
My hamburgers are almost perfect except the buns. I mostly buy them from the supermarket. But for a better storage life, the buns have a thin film of alcohol on them, which makes them taste really gross.
And i don't think it'll be easy, making them on your own.

>http://youtu.be/pLTPG851ySA?t=1m5s

NOW I'M HUNGRY FOR SOME CHICKEN.

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Why buying a book if you can get full videos of cooking tutorials on the internet? But most recipes are not NEET-friendly because they use too much fancy and unnecessary ingredients. As an unexperienced cook-otaku you just don't know which are unnecessary ones and which not.

That's weird, japanese people have hambagu (ハンバーグ) that looks like a steak with sauce and hambagu (ハンバーガー) with buns, patties and stuff - murican style.
Any food-otaku around?

>>11139287
me eating up a /jp/sie.

>>11034361
MEAT