Ahhh bought this wine glass and can't remember the maker anyone know??
>>9194299
>can't remember
So you knew the maker at one time ?
Bought a brisket in a sealed bag with juices from the butcher about a week ago and was planning on turning it into cornered beef. Did I fuck up and not use it fast enough or is it still good?
>>9194267
Was it packaged in cryovac? If so, you're probably ok. If not, I doubt it.
You're probably fine
if it smells bad and maybe has some green on it then i dunno what to tell ya. I usually freeze mine if i don't plan on using it the first few days
Try drinking 8 oz of prune juice. It's like, "what?"
spoiler alert it makes you shit
or a bag full of cherries
>>9194221
How can constipation even compete?
What if everyone on /ck/ was a vegan?
then no one would be
>>9194172
Wouldn't have enough b12 to shitpost
Veganism isn't possible
Prove me wrong
What do you put in your popcorn /ck/?
personally a bit of lime and chile flakes does the job
i slather it in butter and salt
honey, gives you that perfect mix of sweet and salty.
smoked paprika, black pepper, garlic powder, salt
Post your abominations /ck/
I can't even find a pic of my combo on google. Basically, I love some peanut butter on a slice of American cheese.
Everyone has always given me shit for this, and nobody will even try it to see if I'm weird or not. I picked it up from my mom, just a little snack if you don't wanna make any real food. Try it, the sweetness of the PB goes well with the creamy american cheese
>>9194361
You know, I thought that sounded weird at firs too. But now I'm gonna try it
nypost.com
By KYLE SMITH
July 28, 2013
The greatest food in human history
In terms of cost-per-calorie, no locavore, organic veggie can compete with the McDouble
What is “the cheapest, most nutritious and bountiful food that has ever existed in human history”
Hint: It has 390 calories. It contains 23g, or half a daily serving, of protein, plus 7% of daily fiber,
20% of daily calcium and so on.
Also, you can get it in 14,000 locations in the US and it usually costs $1. Presenting one of the
unsung wonders of modern life, the McDonald’s McDouble cheeseburger.
The argument above was made by a commenter on the Freakonomics blog run by economics
writer Stephen Dubner and professor Steven Leavitt, who co-wrote the million-selling books on
the hidden side of everything.
Dubner mischievously built an episode of his highly amusing weekly podcast around the debate.
Many huffy back-to-the-earth types wrote in to suggest the alternative meal of boiled lentils.
Great idea. Now go open a restaurant called McBoiled Lentils and see how many customers
line up.
But we all know fast food makes us fat, right? Not necessarily. People who eat out tend to eat
less at home that day in partial compensation; the net gain, according to a 2008 study out of
Berkeley and Northwestern, is only about 24 calories a day.
>>9194028
The mcdouble is around $1.50 right now, this article is fucking IRRELEVANT
>>9194028
Cool story but for me it is the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich.
>>9194028
You could say it's not the best quality but it's better than having nothing, and even poor people can get animal protein every day. That's pretty impressive considering there are still people in the world who maybe get to have some rice only every other day.
>People who don't mix everything on the plate before eating
>People who don't put their tots in their burger before eating it
Why are people like this? What can we do to help?
Can you just be cool for 5 minutes?
>>9193887
Anon your parents are already disappointed in you, don't make /ck/ feel that way too
>things actually touching on the plate
FUCK THANKSGIVING
Rate my lunch.
>>9193801
fuck off, you're no my real dad!
>>9193801
what is it
>>9193808
Cottage cheese sub with mothballs
Rate my grandmas hospital lunch
>>9193581
4/10
Maybe 5/10 if you're into melon.
Melon looks nice.
Hope the bread isn't soggy.
Wouldn't trade with my own hospital lunch.
I get to pick between a bunch of breads, meats, cheeses and sweet condiments.
Crackers, soups (kinda crappy but the versability is nice), oatmeal museli, yogurt, fruityogurt.
Its all just stuff you can get in the store and the range ain't big but its good lunch.
>>9193581
>2% reduced fat milk in a hospital
... jeez yeah right
>green olives
oily, greasy, salty....tingles your taste buds. make my dick rigid.
>brie
smells like cum....but tastes better
>>9193425
>make my dick rigid.
I get a giant boner when I eat cornichons and I can't figure out why.
>>9193454
salty, sweet, sour, crunchy
what's not to like...I like the ones with chillies for that extra tingle
Why did they use a condom as a tortilla on this little wrap thing. They're pretty good. I need to learn how to make them.
>>9193358
rice paper, you dumb canadian
>>9193358
Rice paper, anon. You soak it in water to soften, then wrap up your food.
They can be served as-is, or they can be deep fried to make 'em crispy.
>>9193384
Thanks. Does this sauce have a name other than summer roll sauce?
Is starbucks even a coffee place anymore?
All their advertising on their signs and indoors markets teavana, they don't even have coffee or hot espresso drinks on their menu.
Their menu previously had 4 panels and now they're dedicating 2 of them as BILLBOARDS for teavana.
No prices, just 2 big pictures of pastel-colored tea drinks, they replaced all the coffee and espresso items with this.
I asked for a regular ass coffee and they asked if I wanted hazelnut shots.
I asked to have it in a mug (for here) and they told me that they don't do that anymore.
The worst part is I used to have actual coffee shops here, now they're all starbucks.
You deserve it for going to star cucks
>>9193364
Ye this basically
>>9193348
As someone that frequents StarBucks daily, the fuck are you talking about? Other than the ads. Yeah the ads are shite. But they still have every coffee you could think of, they're happy to fill your container if you ask (and they don't hate you), hell they'll even do an FP for you.
First of all, it's a great value. You can order a hot dog and a drink for $1.50 - that's it. And considering how large the hot dog is, it's definitely an outrageous deal.
But a deal alone isn't enough to sway most. The expectations are understandably low for a Costco meal. But on that first bite, it's abundantly clear that this is no run-of-the-mill hot dog.
RETAIL
I might have found the best hot dog in America — and it's not where you'd expect
Hollis Johnson May 29, 2016, 12:14 PM ET
Costco Food 11
Hollis Johnson
Thousands of Americans will be putting chairs in the backyard and firing up the grill for Memorial Day weekend.
Plumes of savory smoke will surely dot the nation - and many will be heading to a warehouse store like Costco to buy barbecue and party supplies in bulk beforehand.
Racks of ribs and five-pound packs of hot dogs will be flying off the shelves in a celebratory bulk-buying frenzy.
>>9193275
Yet so many shopping for dogs to grill themselves will breeze right past perhaps the best hot dogs in the country: Costco's.
I'm no hot-dog connoisseur, but of all I've tried in my life thus far, Costco's is the best yet.
How is the nation's best hot dog from such a bare-bones place as the Costco cafeteria?
First of all, it's a great value. You can order a hot dog and a drink for $1.50 - that's it. And considering how large the hot dog is, it's definitely an outrageous deal.
But a deal alone isn't enough to sway most. The expectations are understandably low for a Costco meal. But on that first bite, it's abundantly clear that this is no run-of-the-mill hot dog.
The dog is unexpectedly flavorful. Gone is the bland, hollow taste of the average hot dog; instead, a delightful smoky taste pervades, similar to a kielbasa sausage but not as fatty or rich. There's a slight charred taste to it that isn't overpowering. It's juicy, and there's a satisfying snap with every bite.
This is not the lifeless frankfurter that one microwaves for 30 seconds before chopping up and throwing in some ill-conceived mac-and-cheese dinner. Nay - this dog has vitality. The condiments aren't needed to mask the soul-crushing saltiness that they normally would, but simply to compliment the already delicious hot dog.
Speaking of condiments: Ketchup, mustard, relish, onions, and sauerkraut - if you're into that - are all at your disposal at Costco's commissary. Such freedom is truly a national treasure worthy of our patronage.
>>9193275
Fuck you nigger
>>9193275
fuck off costco
Is this a dangerous amount of rust for a grill?
Just take some tin foil and metal polish to that boy. And it depends, do you want to eat rust burgers?
>>9193232
No amount of rust is dangerous. It's not harmful at all. Just brush your grates before you cook so you don't get little bits in your food. That isn't dangerous though it is unpleasant to eat.
Buy stainless steel you fucking poorfag