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i actively welcome it most of the time. jabbing at bowls of congealed leftovers doused with hot sauce and taking a handful of leafy greens every other bite is like my favourite breakfast and lunch

i just drown it in butter and salt to make it tolerable. i'll die an early death

>>8130862
not usually, but it depends on the food.

They are called crisps you mongo.

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>>8130838

What's a m.oon.goo?

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>>8130838
you were saying?

>>8130782
The mask looks a little off center and the pattern of the icing is kinda bizarre, not sure that I like it. Not a bad cake, though.

>>8130782
Weeb but good job icing. Araki would be proud

>>8130785
>the icing is kinda bizarre
>kinda bizarre
>bizarre

Well duh.

Aside from dairy products, calcium is only found in high concentrations in beans and leafy greens

They are also good sources of magnesium, a quality they share with milk but not meat

Milk is, for all intents and purposes, a vegetable replacement

No Patrick, mac and cheese is not a vegetable.

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>>8130644

Google the part number & "manual".

Try googling the model name printed right there on the bloody thing you daft bint

>>8130590
If you're old enough to be here, you're too old to be smoking pot

>>8130601
that's kinda freaky, i actually thought up the idea to make it while high.

>>8130590
>think that would be a viable thing to do?

Sure, people have done that many times before. Crushed cereal, potato chips, etc. is often used as breading.

Dunno why you would want to do that though, it seems like there are plenty of alternatives that would taste better.

>>8130565
>Can it be done with cheap nuts and cheddar?

The nuts? Sure. They're really just there for texture. You can leave them out, or use a different kind of nut.

Cheddar? First off that would taste totally wrong. Second, that's not vegetarian either.

>>8130568
most store bought cheddar is vegetarian in my country. using synthetic rennet.

Tesco value hard cheese is vegetarian it seems. £2.30. Might do the job.

pretty good stuff, like it with tomatoes

>>8130475
eggs and tomato should never NEVER never touch

>>8130503
just like your dick

A hotdog

>>8130448
It's a fucking Hotdog you dense fuck

>>8130448
I know people that don't even consider a Burger a sandwich

Literally, lube. Feels great on your dick, senpai, and keeps it moisturized and smelling pleasant.

>>8130413
I use it whenever I make curries, or coconut rice, or certain stirfries, baked goods, or anything where the flavor of coconut might be welcome.
Just make sure you're using unrefined virgin coconut oil, otherwise you're not getting the supposed benefits.

I also keep a jar in the bathroom for oil pulling (a natural way to whiten your teeth and keep your gums healthy), and for slathering my entire body in twice a week after I shower, because it makes your skin unbelievably soft.

>>8130436
How strong is the coconut taste if you use it in say, a cake? Is it somewhat equivalent to using a teaspoon of coconut essence?

>>8130211
raw carrots with almondmilk low sugar and spices put in seperately

I really fucking hate cats yet I wouldn't punt that one into traffic.
>d'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw!

gluten free sketti can be made in advance

i have a similar diet but can't offer any help because i cook and eat on demand.
stir fry rice dishes can be heated in the microwave. chicken sounds good.

if shes gonna fuck up like that put her in a home already

>>8130147
Eh, she could have bought worse.
She could have come home with the stuff that comes in a big bucket with a handle.

>>8130147
Edgy, son.

>>8130126
No, fuck BLM and fuck your niggerburger.

>>8130126
only if mcdonalds made it

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>>8130131

>>8130094
I used mine about 5-6 times and by then it's rancid.
Always strain it between uses too.

When he was new, my friend broke a lightbulb over the fryer at a big cafe the day they did their fortnightly oil change, because he was drunk.

Until it loses clarity or starts to smell off when heated. In a fryer I usually go until it starts to smoke a little.

Why does McDonald's put cheese on almost everything?

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For me it is the McGriddle, the best fast food sandwich.

>>8129868
Because we can.