how do people eat this shit? it's almost 99% sugar
Have you never had candy before?
>>8395598
They're a nice treat once in every few years.
>>8395598
that shit is fucking FIRE. seriously, frosted circus animals is some of the best shit EVER. i used to fill a large bowl with an entire package of that shit and pour in milk, and eat the entire fucking thing like cereal lmfao i got so fat :(
Rate my sandwich. Also, that's not mayo I used. :^)
IS THAT SEMEN
>>8395350
whys there a blob of mustard on the plate.
were you gonna use mustard but then you decided to ruin a perfectly good sandwich with icing for a shitpost
assemble your sandwich and eat it, you fat fuck. commit to your shitpost.
i'm waiting.
>>8395350
>Also, that's not mayo I used
Horsey Sauce?
And would eat / 10.
For me? It's always been the Flat White. The best coffee drink.
I tend to go for filter coffee. It's a bad sign if a cafe doesn't have at least two filter options.
>>8395254
I enjoy iced caramel lattes in the summer. craving one right now even though it's about 20 degrees outside.
>>8395292
Ah, yes.
In youth I would drink the drink of thieves, the iced caramel latte, the "KWARA-MEL FRAPUSCHINO!" as my old Mexican gardener would say. He loved the sweet chilling tingle one would get from that caramel trickling down the cream and deflating its beauty, defacing it and dropping its mighty swept load onto the coffee liquor underneath.
I miss him, he was of that old kind of Mexican, the type of Mexican that could tuck an entire green chilli under his tongue and smile happy, smiles tucked under his thick, chunky rectangular moustache, strong and forceful but with the slight hint of grey, indicating his weariness and timeful ready end for this modernised hell hole we call the world.
He never knew I would get his drink from Starbucks, he thought I made it myself and I never had the heart to tell him. I would pour it all into a large mug for him and then I'd watch his mighty mug smile for days.
Ohhhhh, old, Chino. How I miss him. But he's gone now, left for Louisiana to take care of his daughter who fell ill after her husband left her. I don't know where he is now but if you're reading this. Ola! Ola! Mi Amigo! Ola! Ola!
What makes Pringles Pringles?
>>8395210
The name.
>>8395210
The fact that you can't reach a whole hand into the pringles ca-aaaa-aaaaan.
>>8395210
They're hyperbolic paraboloids
in an unexpected move, my japanese hairdresser gave me a some shampoo and a can of red snow crab as an early christmas present.
I plan on washing my hair with the shampoo, but I have no idea what to do with the crab meat having only ever eaten crab in leg form at the movies. what can I do with it?
also I am a little wary of getting crab poisoning. do I have to eat it all in one day?
Idk mix it with melted velveeta and eat it with tortilla chips
>>8394966
>but I have no idea what to do with the crab meat
use it to shampoo as well. it's a japanese tradition
>>8394966
>I plan on washing my hair with the shampoo
retard, when given as a gift, jap shampoo is for eating or for display
Any good snacks to take with pic related? I got it as a gift, and dont know what to do with it
Use it in cocktails
>>8394888
>Any good snacks
Cake, beef jerky, cotton candy, what kind of question is this?
>>8394888
Biltong. Duh.
Hey guys, I am allergic to eggs and milk and I've been wondering if any of you have any good christmas recipes or just general cookie recipes without the mentioned ingredients?
>>8394841
No I don't
Eggnog ice cream
>>8394841
Sorry OP, usually for Christmas I blend specifically eggs and milk together and subsist only off that :(
How are you supposed to eat asparagus?
I've heard rumors it's supposed to be eaten by hand, but that might but just an upper class ruse to smoke out the peasants.
With a knife and fork you retarded fuck
>>8394478
With a knife and fork.
>eating eat with hands
Asparagus usually isn't served by shithole countries like Mexico, India, or Africa, so no.
With your mouth
Now this is a pizza.
>>8394260
>not thin crust
>no pineapple
who are you again?
>square cut
no fucking thank you
>>8394270
I feel the same way. Feel sorry for the faggot at OP's party that gets a center piece without crust to hold.
In america you can get a 2 piece fried chicken meal with your choice of side for $3.50. We call this a "Hot Dave". I went with the macaroni salad and also bought a canned soda for 35cents at the vending macine, its Creme Soda.
What deals on food do you have in your country?
>>8394093
kill yourself
>>8394093
Is that Winco? I get the 12 piece for 9 bucks box all the time. KFC here is more expensive and soggy.
>>8394093
35 cents at a pop (soda) machine? bullshit
I won't call it the BEST EVAR but it's the best I've tried yet.
This is for a 9" pie.
You'll want to prepare your 9" pie bottom crust, and preheat the oven to 350 F.
Then gather these ingredients for the filling:
2/3 stick salted butter, melted
three large eggs, beaten
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup "Karo" dark sugar syrup, or light molasses
2 tablespoons vanilla extract
1/2 pound pecan halves, divided into two equal portions
one tablespoon table sugar
With an electric mixer, beat the eggs, sugar, butter, syrup, and vanilla together. Combine completely but do NOT overmix. We don't want to whip air bubbles into the filling--they'll act as thermal insulation and make the filling cook unevenly.
When the egg and sugar mixture is completely combined, fold in one portion of pecans and fold them in carefully to coat and cover.
Put the filling mixture in the pie shell. Put the other half of the pecans on top. You may wish to arrange them in decorative patterns here. Sprinkle that tablespoon of sugar on top--we want it to form caramel as it cooks.
Put the pie in the oven and it will need to bake at least 35-40 minutes, possibly as much as an hour. Cooking times seem to vary tremendously, and I hypothesize that it's because of varying amounts of air bubbles being present. Check the pie every 10 minutes or so. Jiggle the pie pan just a bit and see if the filling wobbles and jiggles in the middle. We want to cook it just until it stops jiggling, just until it sets up and solidifies, no longer.
Take it out of the oven and let it cool on a rack at least one hour before slicing and serving.
I am a hobby cook with a particular interest in desserts. I won't say this is the "world's best pecan pie" or anything like that but I will say it's the best recipe I've found.
>>8393913
>Karo
No. Replace that with Golden Syrup, otherwise the filling seems alright.
Also you skipped the pie-crust which is pretty important. I would do a 50/50 blend of butter and leaf lard.
>>8393922
I'm in the northern US and they don't sell Golden Syrup here, though I've heard of it and know what it is. Karo "dark syrup" is the closest thing we have to an equivalent, as the Karo "light syrup" is a colorless sugar syrup lacking the molasses flavor.
Also, I didn't think the pie crust recipe was critical, but this is mine:
1 1/3 cups all purpose flour
1/2 cup (half a stick) butter flavor Crisco, direct from freezer
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon sugar
enough ice water to moisten to correct consistency, will be 1/2 cup or less depending on ambient temperature and humidity
Mix all the dry ingredients thoroughly and cut the frozen shortening into small bits, then using a pastry blade mix them into the flour mixture until you get more or less uniform pea size crumbs.
Then using a fork mix in a very small amount of ice water at a time, stopping when the dough consistency is correct. Form dough into a ball, wrap it in waxed paper, and put it into the refrigerator to rest and cool down at least half an hour.
This recipe makes a very generous bottom crust for a 9" or 10" pie , and there will be some left over. It can be rolled out very thinly to make a top and bottom crust for a 9" pie, and is about the right amount of dough to make a lattice top.
Pecan pie, of course, traditionally has a bottom crust only.
...so, who else knows a good pecan pie recipe?
How many people on /ck/ homebrew?
>>8393790
No one? I'll just wander back to /k/ then.
>>8393835
Theres usually one thread up a week on that. Also theres one in DIY right now.
>>8393867
>DIY
Doesn't make sense to me. Brewing is cooking. I guess, in a sense, all cooking is DIY, but it seems a little silly.
Which would you choose?
Left.
I don't trust things that are "bourbon aged/infused/flavored/whatever"
Red label, bourbon barrel aged is for liquor, not mustard
>>8393449
You're literally retarded.
myanmar noodle mmm so goood
>>8393310
what is that on the left? fried corn?
Looks like some chip with peanuts
If you had to pick something from this menu, what would you choose?
The tenderloin, since it's the only thing without a stupid name
None.
the fuck is a maitre d'butter?