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>>9289537
>Rice

The preferred nutrition of tiny Asian people with micro penis. Enjoy.

>>9289544
r u saying that i have a tiny babydick because i eat a lot of rice???

>>9289537
Most of that money is Japan and South Korea dolling out ridiculous amount of money to extremely conservative voter base in traditional rice farming regions.

The rice subsidy situation there is much worse than the corn or cotton subsidy situation in the U.S.

>>9289512
Why don't you search youtube/Google and report back to us

>>9289524
that's the thing, there's hundreds of them, was wondering what you guys used

>>9289529
I learnt from my mum and trial and error

>>9289450
Get dry goods that will keep a long time without refrigeration (beans, rice, lentils, etc.)
Dry spices, bullion cubes, etc, to add flavor.
Canned food is a given.
Old-fashioned cured meats (ham, bacon, etc.) can be stored for a long time at room temperature.

Is your cabin in a somewhat remote area so that you can supplement your food by hunting and/or fishing?

>>9289488

Fishing is accessible and easygoing after a hard day's work, hunting & trapping is possible but too time consuming...

Hare and fowl is abundant here...

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>>9289488
Not much to improve on here, other than to say that you should use close to 100% of your freezer space for meats (you will be able to get more lb/ft^2 with ground meats), and use a good portion of your fridge space for fresh mostly green vegetables and maybe fruits. They may not be as calorie rich, but if you don't have some roughage in you diet you'll regret it when it comes time to take a shit.

care to share this """"""research"""""" with the rest of us

>>9289250
Well if you go to vox.com and look for that particular article, you too can find the link to said """""research""""" of which you desire

This is related to that "artificial sweeteners make you crave more/aren't satisfying" stuff, right? I've never had that problem with them but what do I know, the science is settled :^)

I prefer jerky made in a dehydrator.

I've had Jack Links Beef Jerky, which is American and better

I love dry meat, have to specify meat because it's usua lot horse or donkey or bull in my country. so good.

>>9289134
Sure, any bakery worth of the name should have it. "Pullman loaf" is a common name.

>>nowhere near as soft
You say that like extreme softness is a good thing.

if you have to ask this question, then you should just go back to >>reddit. /ck/ is for people who already know something about food

>>9289134
Oh Jesus Drive-By Christ. What do you think artisan means OP?

shut the fuck up

>>9289153

>>9289153
I'm going to have to go with this. OP shutting the fuck up is my favorite drink.

>>9289078
On everything. I've heard of people collecting enough to refill old sauce bottles but you can just buy them now.

>>9289078
I've only ever used them for one thing other than Taco Bell and it was great:
Cut an avocado in half, salt the avocado, and empty a packet or two into the avocado halves. Delicious.

>>9289078
Personally I like to use them as hot sauce for my food.

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>>9288956
Sets are for fags. Buy one, maybe two quality knives to start off and mix it up from there. Brand loyalty doesn't apply to knives really, you'll need a bit of everything. Grab something at your skill level and move on from there.

A block is nice to have though, or a wall magnet.

>>9288964
this, just pick up a decent knife from a restaurant supply store, or if you don't mind sharpening shit everytime you use it, pickup a couple of kiwi knives from the asian market, they're dirt cheap. the kiwis are great for develping your knife skills and learning how to properly sharpening without having to risk ruining a good knife

>>9288964
2nding this. You don't need a set. You need:
1) A chef's knife, santoku, or chinese cook's knife (whichever you prefer)
2) A serrated knife for bread
3) Tools for sharpening.

>>9288856
kimchi
mangosteen
seaweed sheets
pocky

>>9288856
Really no point in rice now that rice noodles are easy to get. Plus the noodles are never tainted with US chemicals.

>gochugaru
>gochujang
>doenjang
>mirin
>dashi
>kimchi
>bean sprouts
>cool mushrooms you don't usually see

>>9288727
North Korea

I feel like the shitter cheese fries are the better

theaters, fairs, farmers markets, and taco bell

>>9288731

This. I go there on holidays just for the cheese fries.

All of Wawa's food is absolute garbage.

I think it had a bit too much moisture in it.

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KANEDAAAAAAAAA

>>9288695
sad times

>>9288653
>waifu
sage

>body of work
Sagr

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>>9288653
Yea
Me too
Im into crack whores