What's the most famous uncreative food?
>>8039135
You basically got it. Italian-American food
Five ingredients done a hundred different ways. Just like Taco Bell.
bread, by far....
>>8039135
Sure if you make autism tier meatballs by just rolling up beef and cooking them it's uncreative. Real meatballs are elite af
>>8039141
>uncreative
>admits there are hundreds of different dishes using the same five ingredients
>>8039199
Multiple kinds of meat, also bread, and cheese and egg and spices and herbs. Fucking Mongoloid
>>8039199
>literally a ball of meat
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... no?
>>8039208
Keep eating your nigger style meatballs they are rolled ground Chuck you uncultured pig
>>8039212
I'm not saying that meat balls don't have more ingredients than just meat, I'm saying they're still just a fucking ball of meat either way.
Fucking christ
>>8039216
Actually they are more than just meat did you read my previous post?
>>8039135
Whichever one you secretly desire to sing the praises of.
>>8039219
you lose
Normally I would reply to a thread like this, even though it is stupid. I would then be stuck here for at least a couple of hours arguing with an autistic man-child. Instead I will take the high-road.
Your thread is stupid OP and so are you.
>>8039226
What's the most famous uncreative post?
>>8039135
Chicken parm. Or any other american dish claiming authenticity because of the inclusion of another nation's typical ingredients or flavor profiles
>>8039135
Fried rice. What started as a way to reuse leftovers in a society without microwaves is now included in most American Chinese dishes
>>8039141
Butchering a steer, taking its tough meat into a grinder, then forming balls with processed grains and the un-fetused poultry ovulation and possibly diary, then combining with tomato berries, chopped garlic bulb, pressed oil from the olive plant, and whatever else touches you want to put to the meal is pretty goddamn complex.
The thought put into this "uncreative" dish is pretty vast when you autistically analyze it.
>>8039495
sure is
>>8039495
>>8039135
potato
>>8039208
these idiots are always talking about ingredients on their "food" board.
>>8040572
you can boil 'em, you can mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew
>>8039135
Probably oatmeal.
Very well known.
Very simple.
Post WW2 recipes that involved putting food in Jello. WTF were they thinking?
>>8041013
Food is cheap and plentiful so people start dickin' around with it to make it look like decorations and don't give a fuck if it tastes good or not.
Same as old-timey europe when the upper class did the same shit. Aspic. Bleh.
>>8039224
you two twats are arguing over the size of your microscopic penises. Food is fucking food, no culture has simplistic food except the people who couldn't farm. Even then, they had a ton of different food they just didn't make anything in particular out of it, they had meals by eating the different stuff.
Toast. Just toast.
Chicken Tendies
Fish Sticks
Bread Sticks
Corn Dogs
Tomato Soup
Meatloaf
Ham
Marshmallows
Hard Boiled Eggs
Fried Chicken
>>8039135
Fried dough, but then it's not like anyone pretends it's creative in the first place though.
ITT shitposting
quesadillas are the most uncreative food of all time.
ribs
it's literally just ribs...and spices...and sauce
>>8039135
>What's the most famous uncreative food?
Rice & Water. But, it kicks ass
>>8041129
Mexican food in general.
>this shit tastes awful
>hot sauce.gif
>I guess I dont want to kill myself anymore
>its still pretty shit though
>>8039135
Probably just an apple. Or banana. Maybe peanuts.
You just pick it, and you can even just pick it off a wild plant and eat it. There's no processing, farming, use of tools or cooking, extra ingredients or thinking really required. It's the most basic of instincts, and a creature with the intelligence and creativity of a deer or a worm can figure it out & accomplish it. I love fresh fruit & veg, but it's just not very creative.
>>8039141
but it's so good tho
pho
banh mi
Steak
>>8039153
>af
stop
>>8039199
nope.
>>8039135
Crackers
>>8039444
What makes you think you're quall-ified to post this?
>>8048902
I know how to use hyphens appropriately, that's my qualification.
>>8048916
Why did you even post you massive shitlord
>>8039135
A hot dog. Putting a tube of mystery meat in between 2 slices of bread. Is that REALLY the best someone can do? I mean honestly just fuck off.
>>8039135
Bread sandwich
>>8048937
BTFO Faggot!
I think I'm seeing a lot of definitions of creative here. If we go by mental effort taken to come up with the idea, it's probably breast milk. It just falls out.
>>8048996
I'm still replying
>>8040581
Fry'em up brown, feed then to a Jew!
>>8041061
> Ham
t. Muhammad
>>8041013
>>8041024
Gelatine was finally available in processed form after the war, making it easy to create aspics and dessert jellies for the first time in history. Of course people went wild.
In 'old-timey' Europe it was used by the upper class because it took insane hours of preparation and was only a privilege for the rich who had staff to do the job. it was a sign of wealth, a decoration not meant to be eaten.
Salads. You chop vedgetables... and put them in to a bowl... and add random protein and/or carb ingredient.
>>8046813
>Steak
2nding this.
Pizza
>>8039135
Vegetarian meat substitutes that look sort of like meat but don't taste like meat, vegetables or anything else edible.
poached egg
>>8049175
When you look at all the parasites you can get from eating pigs and other unclean animals, you can see how scientifically sound this directive is. It's the same with fasting, we now know that fasting helps with all sorts of diseases.
Islam has always been ahead of the curve on the pursuit of knowledge and producing a society that only an insane person would reject.
>>8049685
Ironic shitposting is still shitposting, anon.
>>8039135
hamburgers
>kill animal
>grind meat
>flatten ground meat and cook
>put on bread
might get some weeb backlash here, but sashimi
>kill fish
>cut fish into bite sized slices
literally one step on top of what wild animals eat
>>8039199
Your mom liked mine...