/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Besides Gohan (white rice) and Ramen, what other foods are staples of japan cuisine

[Anonymous No.]

Don't they eat dog?

[Anonymous No.]

Yakisoba, sushi, mochi, dango, daifuku, melon pan, i dunno brah.

[Anonymous No.]

>staying in korea for the weekend
>host family brings me breakfast
>it's a bowl of dog
>mfw

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412294
You know, I don't really mind eating dogs, it's meat like anything else.
What makes me disgusted is the idea that they could be taking dirty street dogs and putting them in the oven.
I mean, how does it work ? Do they grow them up like cows ?

[Anonymous No.]

How come you ppeople are repulsed at the idea of eating dogs yet are ok with the idea of having a ham sandvich from a pig,s leg?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412300
Yeah man because pigs are so clean.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412300
>What makes me disgusted is the idea that they could be taking dirty street dogs

Do you eat the fur or something?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412321
dogs are man's best friend m8

[Anonymous No.]

>mfw hardly any of you hard a nice delicious bowl of beef ramen and a tall bottle of cold refreshing Asahi beer

You've never lived.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412325
Fuck you, what I meant is if the dog's meat is treated like any other meat on the market and processed in plants and then sold or if they just buy "fresh" dogs from shady places, kill them on the back of the restoraunt and serve them.

>>10412326
You're eating what they eat, if they eat shit you eat shit.

[Anonymous No.]

Besides Vodka and Pancakes, what other foods are staples of russian cuisine

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412325
Are you retarded? Pigs are one of the cleanest animals.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412337
Children.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412338
Where the fuck does this urban myth come from? No they aren't.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412337
Tourists

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412286
>Gohan (white rice)
Why wouldn't you just write one or the other?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412343
Yes they are suck my fucking dick

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412337
Shitty soups and stews.
Chicken kiev.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412337
Potatoes and borscht.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1041234Fuck you, faghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig#Healtissue
Because when I think "clean", I think "animals that live in filth and make minimal efforts to groom and clean themselves".

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412352
Thanks dude.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412353
They roll in the mud because it acts as a sunscreen dipshit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412337
niggers

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412360
How the fuck does that make them any more clean, fagstorm? If some faggot eats shit because it's part of a balanced breakfast, he's still a shit-eater.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412367
You're not eating what they live in, kike.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412353
>live in filth
They don't have sweat glands (clean, no?) so they need to cover themselves in mud or water to cool off. The only reason they would use mud is if they are being fenced off from an area of water.

>minimal efforts to groom and clean themselves

They keep their toilet area away from their living area. Most animals don't bother. They also groom themselves like cats.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ - Pig Culture

[Anonymous No.]

>pigs cover themselves in mud
>B-BUT THEY'RE NOT FILTHY BECAUSE THEY HAVE A REASON TO BE COVERED IN MUD

[Anonymous No.]

wheres sudo when ya need 'im

[Anonymous No.]

mud is dirty
mud is not unclean

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412385
>MUH HOLOCAUST

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412321
Dog, horse, and squirrel are fine (but none are very good, as far as I'm concerned). Just about the only land animal I would pause over eating would be cat, but I wouldn't throw a fit over finding out I've been served one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412385
Being covered in mud is cleaner than being covered in sweat.

[Anonymous No.]

le muhammad face

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412321
Pigs aren't raised as pets.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412401
Bullshit they aren't.

[Anonymous No.]

>Pigs can harbour a range of parasites and diseases that can be transmitted to humans. These include trichinosis, Taenia solium, cysticercosis, and brucellosis. Pigs are also known to host large concentrations of parasitic ascarid worms in their digestive tract.[16] The presence of these diseases and parasites is one reason pork meat should always be well cooked or cured before eating. Today, trichinellosis infections from eating pork are relatively uncommon, at least in the United States, due to more stringent health laws, better refrigeration, and public awareness of the dangers of eating undercooked meat.[17] Some religious groups that consider pork unclean refer to these issues as support for their views.[18]

>Pigs are susceptible to bronchitis and pneumonia. They have small lungs in relation to their body size; for this reason, bronchitis or pneumonia can kill a pig quickly.[19] There is concern that pigs may allow animal viruses such as influenza or Ebola to infect humans more easily. Some strains of influenza are endemic in pigs (see swine influenza), and pigs also can acquire human influenza.

>Pigs can be aggressive and pig-induced injuries are relatively common in areas where pigs are reared or where they form part of the wild or feral fauna.[20]
>>10412378
>They also groom themselves like cats.
How?
By putting shit in their face?

[Anonymous No.]

carrots are covered in mud therefore they're filthy and shouldn't be eaten

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412401
Yes some are, dumb faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412394
>Just about the only land animal I would pause over eating would be cat,
You are a fucking faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

mushrooms are grown in shit so eating a mushroom = eating shit

[Anonymous No.]

Animals are fucking disgusting.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412411
Most aren't. Some rats are raised as pets, but they are still considered pests.

[Anonymous No.]

But what kind of dog breed do Koreans eat? Is there a special stock breed for food, bred to be big and full of meat?
Or maybe some small dogs are delicacies?

Help

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412428
>13:37

nice nice

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412428
The first one.

[Anonymous No.]

What is the most exotic/tastiest meat you have ever eaten, /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Snail. It was tasty.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Most exotic? Chinchilla. Tastiest? This Garage made German Hunter's sausage made of mystery animals. They really do make good stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412428
I'm pretty sure they eat a specially bred dog made for eating. I don't imagine small dogs are eaten at all, because small dogs are really raised to be convenient pets.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Turtles, wasps. Slightly related to meat, monkey's brain.
Tastiest is still beef.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
chicken

[Anonymous No.]

You guys don't think Korea is the only place that people eat dog meat right
They also eat dog in Europe, more specifically Switzerlandhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_meat#Eope

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Reindeer, I suppose.

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone ever have pig intestines? I don't have the Chinese name for the dish.
I had 2 types. One like the pic shown, but was over cooked dry. The other with just green peppers, was moist, spicy, and delicious.

The intestines have to be cleaned properly. I think the ones you find in grocery stores are cleaned, and restaurants probably get them from there too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412462
>wasps
...they are edible ?
I'm intrigued, to feast upon the very things that terrorize me is fashinating.
Tell me more.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412472
Get out, corea apologist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Crocodile, zebra and warthog at an extreme food booth.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412472
Who cares about the Swiss, we don't even consider them part of Europe, they are like Amish to us.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1041247I know it's a dish in the Philippines. My neighbour has some poster on her window about how "a dog's dinner has a different meaning in the Philippines" or something
It always makes me think of Mugen. Apparently he has eaten doghttp://fuuka.warosu.org/jp/thread/S87264#p8726647

[Anonymous No.]

Boar is really tasty.

Unfortunately I can only get it once a year, when the local market decides to sell weird foods for a day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412300
as far as I know, its a specific breed of dog, not street dogs or pets or anything like that.

And I've heard that the closest equivalent in taste is goat, might be wrong though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412347
because Gohan implies any food eaten as breakfast, not just rice

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412504
Oh and, Japan used to eat it too, now they are running from their roots:
>According to Meisan Shojiki Ōrai (名産諸色往来) published in 1760, the meat of wild dog was sold along with boar, deer, fox, wolf, bear, raccoon dog, otter, weasel and cat in some regions of Edo.[78]
>In Japan, cat meat was consumed until the end of Tokugawa period in the 19th century,[10] though since it has long been considered unacceptable.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412506
The very wealthy, prosperous Amish.

[Anonymous No.]

Would you eat a loli, /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412522
japan eat cat?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412526
They are worse than the fucking jews, a criminal fiscal heaven that should be bombed with napalm and salt multiple times.
Fucking swiss.

[Anonymous No.]

pig delicious

[Anonymous No.]

in Mexico, is a issue on everyday news that taco street vendors use stray dogs as a source of meat. And people hardly notices until a health inspector comes by

[Anonymous No.]

>Gohan (white rice)

>Translator's note: Kawaii means cute

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412533
Personally I wish the US could be more like Switzerland, isolationist and greedy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412545
We already are greedy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412503
Had it while my family were in China. I think they were roasted. Crunchy and slightly juicy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412551
Yes but we're too busy playing world police these days.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1041255
This pisses me off the most. THe majority of people here think 9/11 was for no reason other then "lol crazy towel-heads and their violence"
The real reasons could have EASILY have been prevented, if we just fucked off after the gulf war, and stayed out of other's business. But nope. It just makes me so mad because everyone's mad at only sand-niggers, when the main people at fault is the US government who basically for years was testing them and saying "do it bitch"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motives_fothe_September_11_attacks

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412567
We could have complied with the demands of a terrorist, but we didn't. What's your point?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412567
war is profitable. A lot of the american public just accepts what people tell them rather than looking into things themselves, which is a real shame, especially around election time. I'm not trying to sound like a conspiracy theorist by any means, but I do think that the general public is incredibly ignorant, and that the government tends to play off of this, by using their citizen's patriotism to encourage things like going to war, or to sign people up for the military. They've been glorifying it the same way the crusades were glorified, only replace god with freedom (well, Christianity does play a part in it). In the end, its about the oil, and the profitability of war.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412571

You're just being a troll right?

Staying out of their business and affairs is not "agreeing with terrorists", the ONLY thing we had to do to prevent 9/11 and other terrorist attacks from them, was just ignore them and leave them alone to do whatever the hell they wanted in that stupid desert.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412579

And stop our support for Israel. Which was the primary motive. It was an attack on Israel by proxy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412579
>You're just being a troll right?
I'm sorry you're too narcissistic to comprehend the idea that people might actually disagree with your magnificent self.

>Staying out of their business and affairs is not "agreeing with terrorists", the ONLY thing we had to do to prevent 9/11 and other terrorist attacks from them, was just ignore them
We treated their demands as if they were not there and maintained the status quo that we had been doing for a decade.

[Anonymous No.]

I wish I could cook meals.
I'm too scared of talking to my flat mates to do so.


Might go for full en-suite next year

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412590

I'm sure we could have kept "supporting" Isreal and avoided that kind of conflict with them, if we just left them alone and had NO military presence at all anywhere in the middle east. They're not that big of shitheads.

>>10412591

I'm assuming you agreed the Vietnam war was a good idea too right?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412599
Cooking is a really fun and relaxing experience! You should try it sometime! If you're not very good, start with something simple but challenging for a beginner, like frying eggs without breaking the yolks, and once you can do that, simple things like steaks and stirfry, and just work your way up from there!

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Seal flipper pie

However seal meat isn't exactly considered "exotic" where I live.

It's incredibly fatty though. Like baconator fatty.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412343

Pigs don't shit everywhere like other animals do, they shit in a corner. Pigs are clean.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412625
>Pigs are clean.
No you fucking retard,

[Anonymous No.]

>>>/ck/
>>>/int/
>>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412610
I did like the few times I attempted cooking.
turns out university studio accommodation is way too expensive though so I don't think I'll really be cooking for a few more years

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
I've had, to date:
elk, kangaroo, aligator, buffalo, deer, rabbit, pig, chicken, and cow, eel (america gets very grossed out by this for some reason?)

I want to try:
Horse, korean dog, goat, lamb, tiger, and turtle.


My favorites are probably elk, deer and aligator.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412599
I'm in the same situation myself. Last year my flatmates weren't really fond of partying, so I could do some cooking late at night. But this year, the guys raise hell from dusk till dawn.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412627
Ahmed?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412656
no my name is Harold Goldstein

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I am trying to remember the name of this great place here in NYC that sells the best pork buns and curry. It's surprisingly inexpensive as well. I usually just get a bento box to go at the Japanese store around the corner whenever I am craving it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412665
ok brother just remember islam welcomes all who submit to allah

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412670
I really like this gigs guy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412656
>>10412665
>>10412674
Samefagging isn't nice.

Also, if you think pigs are clean, you're probably full of worms.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I should mention there is a hidden Japanese convenience store in Chinatown that not only sells goods direct from Japan but also freshly made ramen and other things. Pretty sure it's literally just called Tokyo Mart.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412690
If you think your clean, you're mom's probably full of my dick.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412690
Pigs are clean. I don't have tapeworms.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412695
>>10412696
see
>>10412407

No.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412690
1/3 people in most first world country have some form of parasite and dont know it.

And science is discovering that some forms of intestinal parasites are beneficial to digestion.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

For those that are interested in the store this is it.

>http://www.yelp.com/biz/tokyo-mart-newor
I literally found it by accident while driving on that street one day and I have been going there ever since whenever I want to cook certain dishes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412694
Where in Chinatown is it located?

[Anonymous No.]

Please stop arguing about pigs.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10412705
New York City. Just take a subway train to Canal St and keep walking up until you see Mulberry St and make a right.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412707

Get out white pig.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

If you want to be super hipster and have the money to blow, I suggest going to Momofuku. Their cereal milk is pretty much their standout product and is actually quite good.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412602
>I'm assuming you agreed the Vietnam war was a good idea too right?
That has nothing to do with what I said.

You have all the honesty and finesse of a high school freshman who opened People's History for the first time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412721
I've got their cookbook, its pretty interesting stuff. Simple as hell too.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10412728
I was not aware that they even put out a cookbook. I am not really a big cooker but that would be interesting to look at.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412736
http://www.mediafire.com/?51yhqo06h9yaavj

Here you go. I got it off of the christmas /ck/ threads where someone uploaded an absolute fuckton of cookbooks.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10412743
I don't feel right pirating it. I would rather just buy a copy for my girlfriend or something in the future. Thank you for for the offer though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412747
Fair enough. I could understand that.
I've got a rather nice collection, but its split between two households, so its easier for me to just pirate the things I cant carry around with me, at least untill I can get everything in one place.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412445
Exoctic? Seal
Tastiest? Rabbit or Kangaroo

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412747
>girlfriend
your mom isn't your girlfriend, !bar.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10412756
We actually just use those cooking apps for the iPad. There is another really good and well known ramen shop in the east village somewhere near 1st ave. I only saw it once while driving but I am sure I would be able to track it again.

[Anonymous No.]

Woah a Sudo thread but he hasn't shown up yet

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10413724
sudo is permabanned :_:

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413724,1
Good what a fucking fat piece of shit

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

don't bully! please

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413702
I dont have any sort of technology like that, so its all books and internet sources. It'd be convenient to have that in your hand at any time, but I dont like apple, and dont have the money for the alternatives.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10413749
I think it's great to have and more affordable than buying those big, bulky and pricey books. I usually hit up interest sources as well. I really want to take a cooking class to better myself at some point since I actually find it really enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.]

Pocky

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

yay sudo is unbanned :)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413776
secondhand books are suprisingly cheap, plus you can bookmark or write in them.

I'd highly recommend culinary courses, they're reallly fun and you learn a lot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413778,1
Stupid mother fucker

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413776
You can get books free at libraries when they do book pruning or you can get them for cheap at garage sales or Goodwill.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10413802
I might actually do that at some point. As I have said earlier though just pulling random recipes off the internet is working pretty well so far.

>>10413788
I really don't have the time to take full-blown classes, I was thinking something like once a week at a community college or something.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413832
THats usually what culinary classes entail. One day a week per class for 8 hours or so.

[Anonymous No.]

my diet is basically rice and it's making me sick because rice has the nutritional value of cardboard

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413878
Getting a balanced diet isnt too expensive, you know. Its easy to add things like beans and small amounts of meat very easily. As well as juices of various types.

[Anonymous No.]

Dogs in Korea are not bred and raised like cattle. So the health department has no enforcement over the safety of the meat or how it is killed. This is the problem with eating dog meat. Dogs especially carry things like parasites and worms so the meat being non regulated is a serious problem.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10412286

I always eat spicy beef ramen at my local japanese lunch house (in Soho London).

It's great and beefy and huge.

Tonkotsu is also available but haven't eaten that yet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10413878

but that's true - most of the people in the world are supported by cardboard.

you'll need a LOT of green vegetables and SOME meat and good fat, like oil and such. rice should be just a filler. but unfortunately it is not...

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414366
>rice should be just a filler. but unfortunately it is not
What are carbohydrates?

[Anonymous No.]

miso soup and onigiri must be the most commonly eaten foods in japan. sushi is not eaten very often at all.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414390

they are converted into a sugar in your body but you cannot use carbs to rebuild your body. they are temporary fuel and very good if used properly.

but you cannot function on them as whole. you are going to need protein (A LOT) and fats to have a healthy heart and muscular body.

sorry mr quick noodle man.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414357

pork ramen > beef ramen

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414426
----- > Point

ur head

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

Curry
Omurice
Ramen
Miso Soup
Mcdonalds

[Anonymous No.]

This thread is stupid

OP, actual answer is pickled vegetables, soybeans prepared in tons of different ways, giant radishes, giant green onions, fish, and pork

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414430

Uhh, sorry if it was too redundand.

I'm getting hungry anyway.

Tokyo massage hungry :)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414426
I wonder why Grains and Rice are the most important

And not everyone is wealthy enough to eat lots of meat

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414436

I know, it's a fucking outrage that can of tuna costs 2 pounds these days in London.

I could get one can for 50p back in Finland.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414447
enjoy your mercury, baka!

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414447
>back in Finland
I'll let it slide...this time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414459
>>10414457

Arigato

[Anonymous No.]

Is there anything wrong with a diet that consists of five bowls of white rice, a Big Mac, and a multivitamin once a day?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414469
If you have enough money to drop on a big mac a day you can probably throw it towards something healthier, such as fruit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414469
the big mac bit. just buy something to put in your dang rice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414447
go home finnscum

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414469
The Big Mac

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414426
You want more carbs than proteins. 60% of the calories in your diet should come from carbs alone. With too much protein (excess of 30%), you risk ketosis which will seriously do more damage than good.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414475

At least I have a good international job.

I don't give a fuck about your basement dwelling. Wherever you are doing it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414436
Some meats can be quite cheap if you time your shopping sprees right and get the right stuff. It varies based on where you live, of course. If you're rural, you can always take up hunting, too. It's not too much trouble to skin a deer or prepare a wild bird. Even fish are pretty easy to scale and gut.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414484
Its always fun to see people from other boards, like yourself, lose it and get all pissy, trying to brag or whatever you're trying to do.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414484
>envy my employment!
>I am totally not a piece of shit, because someone hired me! spurdo sporda

paraphrasing u, homosaurus rex (rex is king cause ur king of homos (lol))

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414513
plz dont bully.

[Captain Spicard !mOdChRomEs No.]

>>10412445
I'm really confused over whether I can call jellyfish meat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414470
I mean on a nutritional level, I'm aware that McDs is not the best budget option.

And even if you were forced to eat there, you could get three and a half McDoubles instead, which is already 1400 calories and enough to live off anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414514

I'm sorry whatever I said.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414541
Multi-vitamins are pretty much useless, but I guess you're basically only eating rice so maybe in that unique situation would they actually be worthwhile. Instead of purchasing the McDonalds, switch it up with fruit and vegetables. It looks like the wikipedia article - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_rice - does a good job at outline what you'll be missing on a mostly rice diet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414541

I'm sorry for whatever I said before but

I insist that you get mcD meals which have the best protein to carbs ratio. Protein suspends your muscles, carbs make you fat if you are not a sportsman.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414555
Not really. Billions of people have very carb-heavy, protein-deficient diets and are not fat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414561

They are a) asians which have had agriculture way before westerners b) people who actually do physical job

Why don't you just try to find some researches on about eating only one macronutrient all the time?

If you want to eat rice all the time fine but don't bother other people about it.

[Anonymous No.]

Holy shit, just avoid Fast food if possible

[Anonymous No.]

They eat a lot of pickled side dishes with soups, rice and fish (SOMETIMES beef or pork).

[Anonymous No.]

Everyone around the world knows the importance of carbs

Imagine living without Potatoes,Cereal,Bread or Rice

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414626

they also know Diabetes and fatness of Americans

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414637
What does diabetes have to do with carbohydrates?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414637
What does that have to do with what i said, you shitskin?

Are you saying America isnt part of the world

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414623
>the only on topic post in the last while

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414575
Bonus points because I'm Asian, then.

I just don't understand how carbohydrates are inherently fattening. Somebody who eats a whole lot of chicken will be fatter than someone who only eats a little bit of rice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414693
being the correct weight is only one facet of a proper diet, and probably not the most important one given you're not turning into a ham beast.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414693
Sure, but someone who eats 150g of chicken vs 150 grams of rice won't be fatter.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414657

When you eat too much carbs every day, your body cannot absorb them properly. Your insulin production gets affected and thus all carbs you eat is stored as fat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414702
>>10414693
Carbs and proteins are worth the same amount of calories per gram. (4.5) fat is worth double this (9), ((alcohols are 7))
The only way to gain weight is to take in more calories than you burn. 3500 calories = 1 lb of fat. This is not daily, this can roll over to other days. (ie, you eat 250 over one day and 300 over another, etc etc)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414746
>implying the digestive system deals with protein the same way it deals with carbs

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414714
Never had a problem, and carbs are all I eat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414714
when you eat too many protiens, your kidneys start trying to burn them as energy, and you get ketosis, and also diabetes.

Fat storage has nothing to do with carbs nor diabetes. Its almost entirely calorie based. What you dont burn gets stored.

Everything in moderation, anon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414754
No, but they're still worth the same amount of energy.
Carbohydrates are broken down in your mouth, proteins in your stomach, and fats in your intestines.

This doesnt change the fact that you do need carbohydrates AND proteins in your diet, with more of the former than the latter.

Its still the same amount of calories, even if the time it takes to break them down is different.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10414759

http://www.t-nation.com/free_online_artle/most_recent/6_strategies_for_improv_insulin_sensitivity

i leave this thread now and go to gym you impotent fuckers

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>>10414754
Also, carbohydrates are basically the clean energy for your body, they keep your organs functioning. Proteins are for repair and maintenance of muscles, fats are for hormone regulation and production.

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A Fair amount of vitamins cant function properly without fat

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>>10412337
Borscht and turnips

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>>10414848
Borscht is honestly one of the best things ever invented.

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>>10413868
Alright, that is pretty good. I literally just want to learn a few new things and eventually move on to more advanced things.

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>>10414852
I agree

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So /jp/ what foods won't you eat?
for me it is cats, mostly because of emotional blocks, and insects. Insects because I hate the idea that they cannot be cleaned or gutted.

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>>10412321
Dogs have shown unwavering loyalty and affection to me. The thought of eating them is barbaric.

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>>10414877
But that loyalty would be proven in your tummy.

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>>10414868
Cats dogs and bugs. I have severe bug phobia. Cats and dogs aren't meant to be eaten so they probably taste terrible and gamey and sinewy. Which is another thing I don't eat. Game meats. They taste terrible to me.

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>>10414877
In situations where a dog is left inside a house after the owner has died, within 24 hours of running out of food the dog will turn to consuming their owner.

Source: forensic anthropology course

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>>10414877
Dogs are only loyal as they are programmed to be, they see you as the pack leader and their provider, they know being loyal is in their best interest.

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Collegefag here.

Wanting to try new things, anybody got some simple/cheap recipes for virtually anything? Trying to broaden my horizons.

Furthest i went was making yakisoba (fried noodles right?) from instant ramen packs.

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>>10418857
Do some research, download some recipe/cuisine books. Although, most will require ingredients from specialty stores. Just not popular in the states unless your near a heavily populated area of immigrants. Areas of sister schools tend to have decent immigrant populations.

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>>10412491
you want to know the secret to cleaning pig gut?

it's cola

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>>10418857
yakisoba from 2 min noodle packs? but they're different types of noodles

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>>10412453
>snail
>exotic

Lower than mud peasant right here.

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>>10419739
Not that guy, but I'd consider snail about as exotic as any other meat I can think of. I can't really think of anything much weirder than snail. In any case, I'd say it's about as weird if not weirder than the kangaroo meat originally linked by >>10412445

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>>10419739
Who are you quoting?

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>>10419748
I ate snail all the time in here.

Are you telling me I'm exotic because I can eat a common creature to the entire world?

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>>10419758
At least where I live, it's pretty rare to eat snail, so I'd consider it exotic. I'd consider eating squirrel exotic as well. By comparison, alligator is served at a lot of restaurants here, especially if they specialize in seafood, so that doesn't strike me as very strange. I guess it's a matter of perspective.

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>>10419768
>alligator
>seafood

What.

Also, snail can have a lot of weird parasites, I wouldn't recommend eating them raw, the actual way to eat them is to cook them first like a BBQ, just roast them in a campfire or something.

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>>10419774
In Florida, if they are a seafood restaurant (non-chain obviously), more than likely they will have fried alligator available. Even though it tastes more like chicken, I guess people associate it with the water.

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>>10419776
I once ate a soup made out of a shark's fin.

It was one of the best I've ever eaten, but I also had diarrhea for a while. Exotic luxuries sure are healthy.

Everyone is literally buttangered about it now, it's getting banned.

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What's your excuse to murder and eat feeling and thinking creatures?

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>>10419895
Who gives a shit?

As long as they're ugly, in quantity and tasty like Sudo's family and sharks it's worth it.

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>>10419895
I'm a human I'm allowed to do anything lel

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>>10419787
did you know shark fin is actually tasteless, they're only used for the texture

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Sanma,Iwashi,Shumai,Sanma...
But shit fish is cheap as fuck in nipnog land.

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>>10420074
From what I gathered and when I ate it, it does more than look fancy on the plate.

The fin is used to cook and give the unique flavor to the soap, it's almost melted by the time it's done.

It tasted really nice for something that has flavorless meat, hence why it's a SOUP.

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>>10420086
it's what you expect in a country surrounded by water
i wish i could eat raw fish more often

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>>10420074

also at least 95% of the time it is fake.

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>>10412491
I don't know if they're the same but they're called Bulaklak (literally flower) here in the Philippines.
>>10412445
How about some balut?

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>>10420087
>>10420087

you got ripped off m8.

>In shark fin soup, the fins themselves are virtually tasteless. The taste comes from the soup, while the fins are valued for their texture. Keith Bradsher of The New York Times describes it as a "chewy, sinewy, stringy" texture.[1] Krista Mahr of TIME called it "somewhere between chewy and crunchy."[12] Dave Lieberman of OC Weekly wrote that it is a "snappy, gelatinous texture". Most westerners' reaction to eating shark fin soup for the first time is that it has almost no taste. However, texture is prized as much as taste in Asian cuisine

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>>10420124
running out of sharks

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>>10420127
the fuck is that shit, is that even a food!?

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>>10420136
I didn't see your post.

Yeah, the fin itself is shit. The soup is tasty and is prepared with it on top, which actually gives flavor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r65UYdBOc

First result in Google, Ramsay saying the same thing.

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Not sure if this is exotic or not, but bear paws. Took my uncle three days to prepare it. Should run about 750USD per paw, if you can find it in a restaurant.