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Eat it.

>>8824037

I checked into it. This seems to be really solid advice.

Op, I'd go with this suggestion in some form or fashion.

>>8824037
Whoooaaa, chill out you mad man

>>8823924
I was thinking about picking an 8 piece "fried" chicken from Cub foods(am from Midwest). Every Monday they do a promo $5.99 for 8 piece "fried" chicken. I quote fried as it's all baked when you buy the 8 piece. If you buy by the piece that is when they'll give you the fried chicken.

You should stop being a degenerate loser and focus on ways to improve your life. Go to your local library and read some literature instead of drinking and eating junk.

>>8823924
Hmmmmmmm, fried chicken is boring as fuck.

>pizza wins
>pancakes and waffles are both disgusting, but waffles win
>cake and pie are both disgusting pig food
>steak by a mile
>chicken by a mile
>they are called chips in the US
>both tacos and burritos are delicious
>both bacon and ham are delicious
>broccoli is the reigning champion of all food
>all eggs are fine
>coffee and tea are both good
>watermelon
>beer
>all drinks are good
>?
>iceberg lettuce
>?
>apples

Enjoy, marketing agency.

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>>8823801
>pizza or pasta
pizza
>pancakes or waffles
luftwaffles
>cake or pie
CAKE.
>steak or pork
pork because fuck you
>chicken or fish
NIGGER NIGGER CHICKEN DINNER
>chips or crisps
fuck off britfag
>tacos or burritos
burritos
>crispy bacon or ham
what is it with you hamplanets and your bacon fetish
>broccoli or cauliflower
they go together, you uncultured swine.
>hard boiled or scrambled
hard boiled get me ROCK HARD
>coffee or tea
gween tea
>watermelon or cantaloupe
watermelon
>beer or wine
beer.
>vodka or liquor
VODKA STRONK
>scallops or shrimp
none
>cabbage or lettuce
lettuce
>kale or spinach
I'm gonna go with popeye here.
>apples or oranges
ZESTY ORANGE.

ALSO MAKE A FUCKING POLL SO WE CAN SEE THE RESULTS YOU INBRED FUCK

>>8823801
pasta
pancakes
cake
steak
fish
chips
tacos (but not the crispy garbage)
crispy bacon
broccoli
hard boiled
tea
cantaloupe
beer
liquor? wait what
shrimp
lettuce
kale
apples

>>8823573
Yes.

>>8823579
Did you like it? What did you put it on?

>>8823584
It was okay, kind of salty. Put it on chicken, beef and veggies. Think I used it on a lamb burger once, but not 100%.

It's fucking delicious anon, give it a try. I recommend getting the original kind before you try any fancy flavors.

Not that good at all. It's like it doesn't know what it wants to be because it's not sweet enough to be sweet but it's too bitter to be pleasant otherwise

>>8823094
>What's it like?
You know when mdf wood gets wet and explodes? It has the same flavour and texture as that.

Baking. There's something pleasant about working with dough and desserts are awesome.

>>8823068
I'm like you. Baking is much more appealing to me because of the little things. Dough rising, watching the top caramelize, the fantastic smell around the house.

>>8823068
>>8823080
I'm with you guys

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>>8822772

Dented or punctured cans. Hold the test of time and age VERY well.

>>8822772
bad wine, vinegar.

Barrel of whiskey.

Don't overcook them. No mush. Try sautéeing them. Steaming them. But some seasonings.

I love steamed broccoli, sautéed mushrooms and onions, baked zucchini/squash, etc. Love me some Brussels sprouts with a little char on 'em.

What are some meals you like or ways you like your meat cooked? We can work out good veggie pairings. Proud of you for trying to incorporate veggies into your diet in a delicious way.

>>8822543
Shoo big veggie lobbyist

>>8822543
Much appreciated. I recently visited some friends in Spain and mutiple times we ate some amazing mixes of grilled/oiled vegetables on bread and that convinced me I was doing everything wrong.

Normally I eat a lot of fish (salmon, tuna, monkfish) oven grilled and poultry (chicken, turkey) cooked sous vide. Not so much beef or pork.

>>8822482
Disgusting

>>8822483
What the fuck is that OP?
Dubs and you eat that

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>>8822482
That's some good shit right there.

>>8822033

>that webm

...

>>8822033
what kind of candies are those

>>8822051

Somebody doesn't live in the 1st world.

>>8822032

I like seafood. thank you for asking

>>8822032
Seafood is tasty as hell. I'd become a pescetarian if not for the dangerously high levels of mercury and other toxins found in seafood these days.

>>8822046
you can thank burning coal for that.

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>>8821938
Soda bread I made, both use 4 cups of flour but this one is like half the size /twice as dense.

I do bake bread, but usually just make a basic whole wheat bread for my daily needs. If I'm making something for a celebration or w/e I'm usually making a quick bread like banana or pumpkin.

I would just say to watch your proportions and keep in mind that yeast is a living thing. Different kinds of ingredients can affect them in different ways.

>>8821938
Your bread could use some nice seeds.

What makes japanese carls jr any different?
carls jr is trash and their prices have gone up while their quality has gone through the floor.

>>8821811
they have some different burgers, like teriyaki and stuff. the normal burgers and fries are the same as in the us.
and yea it's stupidly expensive. you spend ￥1200 for a set, compared to mcd's or mos for like ￥700, or any fast-food ricebowl place which is way better for ￥600

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>>8821820
Where do you live?
We have those in the US, they're nothing special, and stupidly misleading.
You order a teriyaki pineapple burger and expect this big heaping slice of pineapple and instead you get this anemic paper thin slice slathered in what tastes like kraft barbecue sauce.
Utterly disappointing and not the 6 bucks at all.

They're a frequent ingredient in noodle dishes like ramen and udon. I've also seen them used as toppings for hard boiled eggs or eaten on crackers like a caviar substitute. They're pretty nutritious with lots of omega-3s, b12, and vitamin D.

There's a reason why bears eat the roe first.

>>8821407
put those eggs inside your asshole u faggot

>>8821328
Obviously if any server/cook fulfills your needs and more, would you not tip more? They're going out of their way to please you obviously.

At Hibachi restaurants they generally have a Hibachi menu, and a normal plate menu. This price difference covers the show you get from the Hibachi, however if you feel it was especially good service you can always tip more, however 15-20% is normal.

>>8821328
If 20% gratuity doesn't suffice as a decent tip for the cook they should find a different line of work. Their financial situation is not your problem