Be honest, how often do you wash your hands before you cook?
I wash my hands once before I cook.
>>7114028
nah
I wash it before I cook, but I don't wash it at all when I handle raw food
What are some good Swedish foods to try?
I'm using the website below, so far from what I remember from speaking to Swedish people I've got o'boy, julmust and salty liquorice.
So is there anything else on this site worth getting? (besides surströmming)
http://www.scandikitchen.co.uk/shop-landing/
The salt liquorice I've got on the basket right now läkerol brand, is that one decent.
>>7114015
surströmming on toast
>>7114029
no smelly fish pls
>>7114015
Pickle placenta
Is it really cheaper to bake your own bread?
Where I live, one can buy a 600g (or 1.4lb) pre-sliced loaf of bread for about $0.65 USD.
I looked at the ingredients list and the main ingredients are flour, water, yeast, salt, and oil. But there are also a few other minor ingredients (e.g. emulsifier 471 and 481 and acidity regulator 263) which probably can't be purchased easily. Since people made bread at home back in the Victorian era without all these fancy ingredients, I'm guessing these aren't really necessary if one wishes to make bread at home.
A bag of flour costs about $0.33 per pound here. Apparently bread is about 40 percent water, so in order to replicate the store bread, I would need about 0.84 pounds of flour - or $0.28 worth of flour.
However, there is also the electricity cost of running the oven. A typical oven runs at 1.5 kW and it takes roughly an hour to bake a loaf. Electricity prices here are about $0.18 USD per kW which works out to $0.27 for baking a single loaf.
$0.28 + $0.27 = $0.55. That's getting dangerously close to the $0.65 cost of the store bread. And that's not even taking into account the cost of the yeast, salt, and oil.
Not to mention having to spend an hour in order to bake the damn thing.
So is making your own bread at home really the smarter choice? And even if it is (marginally) cheaper, is it really worth going through all the trouble just to save <10 cents per week?
>>7113800
People generally make their own food because it tastes better not because it's always cheaper. Have you ever had homemade bread, or at least some bakery fresh bread?
I can tell you right now it doesn't matter if it's marginally cheaper, the quality of bread you'll get is so far superior you'll never buy bread again. It's more work but a slice of fresh bread with a little mayo is to die for
>>7113800
If smarter means comfortable then no. But of course homemade bread is nice and fun to make.
Why are these things so underrated?
>>7113770
because most of the world isn't mexico.
1. How the fuck do you pronounce it
2. If they aren't perfectly ripe, they taste like giving a homeless wino a rimjob
>>7113770
Dated a Japanese girl a while back who fucking loved these things. They're not bad, just kind of bland. I'd rather have any number of other fruits instead.
>Oh hi anon, I got that cheddar cheese you had on the ingredient list! Is this ok?
Good enough, thanks.
>>7113744
This is American cheese product, not cheese.
>>7113744
yep, thanks
>I deep fry my turkey
>White meat is terrible
>I don't like pumpkin pie
>I eat Thanksgiving dinner at normal dinner time
great post and cool thread
>>7113659
What's normal dinner time in burgerland?
>>7113684
Usually around the time pops gets home from work and all the homework and chores are done
What is it with NEETs and their obsession with Subways?
Explain.
Also meatball sandwich master race.
Meat ball sandwich is the shittiest thing they have. That's why occasionally they are $2 for a 6 inch
>>7113535
It's their only human interaction.
>>7113551
i dont think so, mcdonalds can also be interactive when you order
what does ck think of my Christmas ramen desu? :3
It isn't even December.
I can make a dogs face out in that soup. Anyone else see it?
>>7113523
yeh. what the hell
Just built this smoker. Bout to test it out.
More pics to come
>>7113454
Interesting.
Any reason you didn't use cement?
>>7113487
Just made it today with scraps around my grandfather s house. Will eventually make it presentable
>yesterday
>go over to help parents cook stuff for Thanksgiving
>They tell me to make a Pecan Pie, and a Pumpkin Pie
>Okay.tif
>be mediocre cook, at best, but better than my parents.
>Parents have bought all of the ingredients, cheap fucking canned pumpkin, super cheap pie crust in a can
>Literally just follow the fucking instructions on the fucking can
>Today
>ANON, THESE PIES ARE SO GOOD, WOOOW, YOU DID A GOOD JOB!!!!!
>MFW ALL I DID WAS FOLLOW SIMPLE STEPS
>MFW MY PARENTS HAVE PLEB TASTES FOR FOOD.
Okay, but they did have you.
Thanksgiving, right?
>>7113413
Stop being an ungrateful bastard.
Your parents probably should have aborted you if this is how you talk about them.
I know this feeling. Before I became a chef, my family would freak out at how good my cooking was. For some reason some people can't follow a recipe... I have no idea why, it's some kind of retardation or something. I know people who can have a recipe and all the ingredients laid out for them, and it tastes like dogshit. But I make the same one and it's great.
i always thought amaretto was just an ingridient.
but its just fucking insanely awesome tasty on its own!!
>ingridient
>>7113398
>nitpicking cunt
>>7113420
>doesn't realize I'm joking
I got a bottle of jack Daniels and I'm kinda sick of the usual jack and coke. Any ideas of what to mix it with?
>>7113376
pepsi
>>7113383
Is it any good I've always just used coke
>>7113383
More jack.
sup /ck/! What's your favorite burger?
My favorite is mcdonalds double cheeseburger with extra pickles, extra onions, no ketchup, add big mac sauce, 5 extra beef patties and 3 extra slices of cheese.
They always fuck it up, either forget something or put all the cheese on top like retardss, like how dumb can those monkeys be? WTF?! makes me mad as fuck, especially when i'm ordering and they stare at like like retards when i tell them how to make it.
But daym it's tastes good if done well.
Oh man this post is so real I am so upset you should have not posted this darn you
5 guys is also good...dat juiciness nostalgia
>>7113370
>mcChicken
>$3.95
I thought it was bad when they raised ours to $1.50
Where do you live? Canada?
So /ck/ time for the age old question
/dark meat/ or /white meat/ ??
there is a right answer.
>that delicious pull-apart moistness
>that burst of flavor
>that slippery slide it makes down your gullet
Which is the best meat and why is it dark meat?
>>7113296
Dark when it's fresh out of the oven. White for sandwich leftovers. Dark meat can't be reheated properly and still be decent. Have to eat leftovers cold as a finger food/snack.
>that delicious pull-apart moistness
>that burst of flavor
>that slippery slide it makes down your gullet
Are you talking about turkey or cum?
>>7113301
if you have to pull apart your loads, you should see a doctor
Happy thanksgiving /ck/ I'm spending it smoking weed and drinking with my cat. Going to make breakfast for dinner later.