ITT ancient food memes: pre 2008 >honey mustard

Honey mustard is a forever meme, though.

>>8132597
Honey mustard that tastes more like mustard than honey is garbage.

>>8132602
This. The ones that are more dijon-focused are superior to the Crayola yellow colored ones.

>>8132602
Honey mustard is just plain gross.

Who ever thought mustard needed to be sweet? It's ridiculous.

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>Eating cultivated wheat and other grains
>Not snagging salmon out of a river with your mouth, or chucking crude spears at buffalo

>>8132611
I rarely eat chicken tenders and never wanted to be apart of the "tendies" meme from like what, over a year ago?
At my old fast food job they had damn good honey mustard that had bacon lardons in it. Shit was dank. I used it for dipping their "handcrafted" jalapeño tots in.

>>8132617
Ancient memes anon, not the prehistoric ones.

>>8132616
It's awesome, don't have any please so I can have it all. MOAR HONEY MUSTARD

Sidenote: brown mustard is absolute dogshit, and if you like it you fail at life.

>>8132597

ketchup is meme sauce

>>8132611
Have you ever dipped nuggets or tenders, hell even fried chicken in honey? It's actually really nice.

Sometimes I use hot sauce and honey together, that's even better.

>>8132611
Wrong viscosity.

>>8132755
Its so strange to me that hot sauce is the most common condiment. Honey is SO much better on fried chicken. I like some of the other sauces better on chicken tenders or nuggets but honey is best on fried chicken

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I remember when everyone treated tofu like a 'meme food' when I was growing up.

Same with 'greek salads' with cranberries and feta, as well as 'oriental salads' with the oranges, sesame seeds, and teriyaki dressing. Oh, don't forget chicken ceasar salad!
Every place had a molten chocolate cake dusted with powdered sugar.
Putting sun-dried tomatoes in absolutely everything.
Hazelnut coffee.
Low carb burgers with lettuce for the bun.
Astronaut ice cream.
Crock-pot meal recipes.
Pesto.
Chardonnay, Merlot, and White Zinfandel
Balsamic drizzle on everything.
'loaded' nachos and baked potatoes.
Fat-free chips and low-fat variants of otherwise fatty snacks (WOW chips)

Man this is actually a fun thread, thanks for the nostalgia, OP. Pic related is a menu from the 90's rife with goofy fads. The main point is that we called them food fads, not 'memes' like all you slick 13 year old youngsters are doing.

>>8132755
srircha and honey is pretty great on fried chicken

>>8133369
>Really radical roll
>Yuppie Soup
>Awesome coolfish sal, man

Where did time go?

>>8133369
>Astronaut ice cream.
>meme

Fuck you

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>>8132597
Were these an early forced meme?

>>8132752
Haha nice post reddit!

>>8133434
tang was also a meme

I'm glad the fad of putting bacon in every fucking thing back in the early 2010s has finally died down.

I didn't think it was possible to overrate bacon, but those fags found a way.

>>8133369
The teriyaki sauce with black cherries sound intriguing.
Do you reckon they used the cherries as a substitute for/in addition to sugar?

>>8132597
That isn't ancient, it is still a meme. I work in a fairly nice restaurant that averages about $60 a head and adults request honey mustard, even on their salads.

>>8133435
Yeah, and they're gross.

>>8133461
I agree with that at least.

But honey mustard is delicious, especially if it's made with Dijon mustard

>>8132755
I girl i used to fuck dipped her mcds nuggets in straight honey like she would order like 10 honey packs a la carte and would sit there with a fucking bowl and squeeze out every last pack before she could begin eating. I tried one bite of this unfortunate combination and i woildve thrown it up if it wasnt so bland. Why the fuck do you need to diabeetify your main entree of your meal when you have a soda in the side with 2 ounces sugar with it? Why not just toss in some sugar with your chicken breading?

>>8133369
theres too much variety on this menu, i wouldnt expect any one thing to be exceptional. The only thing missing is soy ginger chili honey chicken

>>8133478
Who knows. The 90's were the wild west for all kinds of weird fusion stuff that was really popular in America. We've mostly dialed it back, even going so far as seeking out "authentic American cuisine." Whatever the hell that means.

>>8133544
Swear to god the chocolate ones have crack in them

>>8132597
>not liking honey mustard
Kys

>>8133544
OMG YES MEME FOOD MEEEEEMES

>>8133532
I don't drink soda with meals, or hardly at all. Just water. Maybe you shouldn't fuck fat chicks anon, then maybe you could enjoy honey on chicken.

Paninis were a 2007 meme

>>8133903
Remember when ciabatta was a meme?

>>8133369
>molten chocolate cake dusted with powdered sugar.
Good stuff
>Putting sun-dried tomatoes in absolutely everything.
Why wouldn't you? Haha, but really, they're delicous
>Hazelnut coffee.
10/10 stuff
>Low carb burgers with lettuce for the bun.
Never heard of this, sounds neat
>Astronaut ice cream.
Same as above, is it like freeze dried or something?
>Crock-pot meal recipes.
I honestly hate this, it's so easy to make crock pot food and its so nasty
>Pesto.
I like it but it needs tomato paste
>Chardonnay, Merlot, and White Zinfandel
Don't drink alchohol, wouldn't know
>Balsamic drizzle on everything.
Pretty good
>'loaded' nachos and baked potatoes.
So good
>Fat-free chips and low-fat variants of otherwise fatty snacks
Glad these exist

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>>8133936
The ciabatta fad popped up all over fast food places and suddenly just vanished, just like the more recent pretzel bun/roll. RIP in peace cheesy bacon pretzel dog from Sonic ;_;

>>8132611
>>8132755
>>8133532
These gen z faggots don't realize that mcdonald used have honey for their nuggets and that chick-fil-a still has it

wraps
hazelnut sweetener
aspic
sugar free/fat free snack cakes
asiago cheese
polenta
ranch seasoning
whole grain wheat
frozen yogurt

>>8133461
hot tang in the winter is freaking awesome

>>8134046
Polenta is forever.

>>8133369
what's the story on this menu? it's great

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>fine China
>silver flatware
>flower arrangements
>long, leisurely dining
>old-world wine

Society really has degenerated.

>>8132597
>ancient food memes
19290's-30's - dedicated hot dog/chili joints
1950's: drive in burger joints with waitress service (sometimes on roller skates)
1970's: Pizza Hut introduces middle America to pizza by seriously playing down its Ital;ian origin
1980's: sparkling water, raspberry sauce from a squeeze bottle, sushi, chicken nuggets, New Coke
1990's: chicken on pizza, chicken in Ceasar salad, chicken in Alfredo pasta, chicken in everything!
2000's: fucking turkey sandwiches

>>8134035
I remember, I always got honey on my McNuggets when I was little. I don't think it was really honey, probably just flavored corn syrup.

I don't know if they still have it, haven't been to McDolans for years

>>8134057

no, it's a meme food nigger.

People dipping and flavoring everything with ranch dressing.

chipotle as an ingredient was a meme in like 2006

>>8134226
What is this guy says

Meme sauce is the new chipotle

Steel cut oats

>>8134088
>1950's: drive in burger joints with waitress service (sometimes on roller skates)
My town still has an A&W like that, but they don't use roller skates.

>>8134046
I wish we could re-meem wraps. I still get them where I can.

Motherfucking MSG

>>8133369
I would try almost everything on this menu.
Are those 90's prices for a fu-fu fad restaurant?

>>8133532
I have honey beer battered chicken tenders in my freezer right now.
They're just slightly sweet and they're actually quite nice.
Thanks Tyson Farms!

>>8133989
Most pretzel buns/rolls tend to be too firm/hard to properly accompany the sandwiches they were a part of. Same for most of the ciabatta.

>>8134267
There are a couple 50's style diners around here and a local chain drive through.
B-Bops has pretty good burgers.
Our A&W is also a Long John Silvers.

I'm angry at LJS because those fuckers never ask me if I want sauce in the drive thru.

Mother fucker, if I just ordered fried fish for 4-8 people, I'm gonna want some fucking tartar sauce.
Fucking people out of sauce is not a good way to pinch pennies when they don't want to eat your food without it.

>>8133544
my sisters used to go nuts over this shit when we went to the children's museum.

didn't care for it.

>>8134403
>I'm angry at LJS because those fuckers never ask me if I want sauce in the drive thru.
So tell them you want sauce. You don't have to wait to be asked like a fucking autist.

>>8133369
>WOW Chips
That was a fucked up time. The second I had one at a friend's house I immediately knew something was wrong.
Aside from that, earlier in the 90s I don't remember anything being even remotely ethnic and people were just straight plebbing all the time. It's like the most exotic thing was mexican food.

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RIP fondue

1980-2008

>>8134495
I actually went to this place when I was on vacation years ago with my family. It was honestly fucking awful

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>>8134632
It's not even a meme, it's a gimmick. This is also very 2008 to me. Shitty in the same way.

>>8132597
bacon memes and bacon accessories were the lol so random meme of old

greek yogurt is getting old

cronut is old but not 2006 old

>>8134088
hah yes, turkey sandwiches
turkey sandiwches and Totinos pizzas

>>8134383
>slightly sweet

there you go, not glazed in liquid bee vomitus

>>8134035
Im a bit older than the "snapchat me bae" born in 1995 demographic.

Fuck off with your shit taste boomer. Deep fry some shit and glazed honey over it? I can eat chicken and waffles but chicken and honey is pure garbo pleb taste. The girl in question was white trash, fyi.

>>8134495
I eat fondue at least thrice a year.
T. Leaf

>>8132752
I don't think there's a mustard shortage, friend.

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Water sommeliers

The 90s were trash

>ctrl + f
>no grapefruit
One of the original meme foods tbqh

>>8134660

>cheesecake factory

Perfectly embodies the first decade of the 21st century to me as well

Went there recently and everything was so.... stale. Grandiose dining rooms, oversized kitchen, excess of staff running around inefficiently, and a menu about 10 times too large and 2 times too expensive.

POUTINE.

>>8134865
>implying poutine is an ancient meme, pre-2010 I didn't know a single people talking about it out of Quebec.

>>8132597
what tendies are these???? They look really good

>>8134869
> implying life matters outside Canada.

>>8134495
I was there three days ago for my anniversary. Good times.

>>8134857
Oh my god neck yourself fucking faggot

>>8135060

He's right that Cheesecake Factory sucks you coalburning niggerlover.

>>8132616
Quebec has all kinds of different sweet mustard at hamburger/poutine joints. They;re used for corn dogs. I say all kinds, because it seems like each place tries to make their own custom sweet mustard. This one place, I<m convinced use mango in their preparation. Not sure how they do it either, because it's actually pretty, which I never thought I'd say. Fucking Sweet mustard with a hint of mango...

>>8135089
It's actually pretty good*

>>8132616
Fuck off and die you shitstain, I LOVE honey mustard

>>8132602
t. obese child

>>8134063
It's a scan from Menagerie in LA circa mid 90's. The restaurant seems to be long gone, though.

>>8133369
V A P O R W A V E

>>8135060
How the fuck can anyone seriously defend Cheesecake Factory? They make a bastardized verison of every food style America has ever bastardized. I didn't know it was possible to debase Italian or Asian cooking more until I went there. Might as well put ketchup on elbow noodles and call it pasta marinara.

>>8135594
>ketchup on elbow noodles and call it pasta marinara
Reminds me of Jacob Two-Two :')

>>8135482

A E S T H E T I C

>>8133989
thats because real cibatta is cheaper and so much better.

>>8133369
Holy shit, remember when McDonald's had oriental salads with the little oranges

>>8135060
Only black people like Cheesecake Factory. That's a very black-pandering restaurant.

>>8133369
I would be all over that sake oyster shooter

I..I like honey mustard, though. That sweet/tangy combo is everything.

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Y'all need to get on some honey fried chicken. Shit is so cash.

Literally drive down to SC to get some of pic related.

>>8135852
When I occasionally make/get chicken waffles, I get honey instead of syrup. Much better that way

>>8135726
I've never seen more than 2 black tables at CF even during the dinner rush. It's a white establishment to the core.

I think you meant to say Red Lobster.

>>8135852
Was this even a Hanna-Barbera approved restaurant?

Adding to that, does anyone ever remember when Denny's used to cross-promote HB shit?

>>8134660
Holy shit, I'm not the only one who associates Cheesecake Factory with 2008?

>>8135911
Yeah, and the plates are named after Yogi characters.

Sucks that it's the last one open, and I doubt HB would allow a new franchise.

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>>8135911
Forgot to post menu pic.

craft beer
craft coffee
craft cupcakes
whoopie pies

>>8136172
how is craft beer a meme?

>>8134845
>sommeliers
>for water

wat

>>8135089
That actually sounds pretty good.

>>8136172
>craft cupcakes
fucking what

>>8133369
>Tempura ribs
I might try that sometime

>>8133989
I used to work at lil ceasers and we used to have a pretzel pizza.
That shit was tight

The colored ketchup. This fad even jumped to other things like parkay making pink and blue squeeze butter and a couple other things I can't remember

>>8134088
I think its interesting to think about how it wasn't up until about the late 70's that ready made food at the store, whether it be canned or frozen, was absolute complete garbage that was disgusting. Or how besides things like stalls or stands where you could get an ice-cream or hotdog, eating out was incredibly expensive. Thus the fine dining meme

>>8136275
Maybe he means the giant cupcakes that were popular in New York back in 2005 with the icing that was way too sweet.

>>8132631
Your old fast food job sounds very meme-y

I'm trying to remember, had the "value meal" or "dollar menu" taken over by 2008? I think it had with the economy collapsing

>>8136296
blue and green sprite

>sour cream in scrambled eggs

>>8136637
>Your old fast food job sounds very meme-y
It sounds like an idea, culture or style passed from group to group or person to person?
You're strange.

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Interesting to think about all the fads that have faded and what's become somewhat normalized. Also, Reese's Pieces. I wonder how much ET made their sales go up.

>>8136275
I assume he means the cupcake fad of 2012~2013 or so where everyone wanted cupcakes instead of whole cakes. We still have a few casualties of this fad in my town that sell shitty stale cupcakes with frosting mountains but people still like them for some reason. I ate one once and it was so sweet that I vomited. I've never puked because of something being sweet before.

>>8134046
I'm angry that shitty chain frozen yoghurt places shut down the one good local place. It used to be the only one and then suddenly there were three different chains within two blocks and retarded college students wanted to go to a chain because of cute logos and brand recognition rather than support local business.

>>8136301
>Thus the fine dining meme
The rich always were able to eat out at nice places. Some of the oldest restaurants in the country are very expensive NYC steak/chop houses. But you're correct that the idea that the middle class could eat out (beyond workingmen grabbing breakfast or lunch at a diner/pub/sandwich shop or families grabbing a snack in lieu of a meal) is relatively new. And a lot of middle class people were suspicious about eating out - thinking it wasn't going to be "clean". (The publication of the Jungle didn't help much). That's how places like McDonald's managed to win them over, by being clean, modern and efficient. As places opened up that made dining out withing reach of even the poor the upper middle class wanted something more like what the rich always had access to.

That's where the fine dining thing in the 70's came from. Your not quite rich aunt and uncle had enough money to eat out at places similar to where the rich ate. These places ranged from style over substance (all decor and service, but mediocre food) to very good. Being able to tell the difference made you either a discriminating diner or a pretentious overly critical prick, depending on who is judging you.

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>>8133489
>cheese
>olive
>celery
>suspended in green gelatin

Kill me

Drinking milk as a wholesome patriotic act.

>>8133903
Panini is the plural form of panino (a single sandwich)

there is no need for an "s"

>>8136911
He can barely speak English mate, let alone a foreign language.

>>8136911
While this is true when the plural form of a Non English word gets borrowed for use in a singular context an "s" will commonly be added to it to denote the plural form. The same thing happened to the word salami. It's an Italian plural that has been used as a singular in English for well over a century. A salami is a single sausage, a few sausages would be salamis.

Honey mustard is the number 1 sauce people ask for when eating at any American Diner here in Lebanon

>>8136911
>>8136950
Cannoli and cannolo is another. Everyone in the US just says cannoli and cannolis. Still, compared to how americans butcher french import words, Italians have it pretty easy.

>>8136707
i always heard the cupcake thing was because they frequently used "real" ingredients. Real butter in the cakes and frosting along with molasses, coffee, chocolate, etc where appropriate. Like anything i'm sure they started cutting corners to increase margins and people just didn't want to pay $5 for a walmart cupcake.

>>8136950
Salami is plural you utter mong.
Do you actually own a passport?

>>8137040
>it's a third worlder complains about americans episode for the umpteenth time

>>8137026
The word ending in "i" being the plural form is not obvious to an English speaker who hasn't studied Latin or speaks Italian. That's most Americans, because schools here aren't big on teaching Latin, and children of Italian immigrants rarely learned much of their parents' mother tongue. But Italian American food is very popular. The result is that a lot of plural Italian food words have been adopted as singular in English.

(I would guess in the UK it might be more of a class distinction, since rich kids there still study Latin in school, and might bristle at such obviously incorrect usage. Just a guess, though.)

>>8136950
>word salami. It's an Italian plural that has been used as a singular in English for well over a century.
>>8137040
>Salami is plural you utter mong.

Nice reading comprehension you fucking mong

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>brick oven pizza
>organic
>sushi
>"froyo"
>juicing
>fondue
>wraps
>chicken and waffles
>mongolian BBQ

>>8137040
I've been to Italy several times. (Best salami I've had was in Milan, which was no surprise since the name of that town is strongly linked with the product). I'm just talking about American English usage of borrowed words, particularly Italian plurals related to food. What is clearly plural in Italian is singular in English. Look up salami in an English dictionary if you doubt this. Or just remember Katz's Deli's famous wartime slogan: "Send a salami to your boy in the Army!"

>>8133544
These taste super fucking good though.

>>8137052
Oh, I'm well aware of the source of the problem. If Americans had studied Latin, they'd be saying criterion and agendum instead of always resorting to the plural. But hey, what can you do, languages evolve. And they usually involve due to the more uneducated folks making a mess of it (ever noticed how quick written English is changing since the advent of the internet? Woah instead of Whoa, comes to mind). C'est la vie.

>>8137099
Evolve*. Damn auto correct, always screwing me when my post is relevant to the misuse of language.

>>8137099
And once something becomes common usage you can fight it, even if you think it's wrong. My autism still bristles when I hear people use impact as a verb.

>>8132752
>brown mustard is dogshit

Get the fuck out my man

Here's some newer ones

Bacon
Avocado
Kale
Chorizo
Quinoa
Coconut Oil
Sweet Potatoes/Yam Fries
Asiago Cheese

A lot of these are like flavor of the year shit and everyone is fucking nuts over them and you can't go to a restaurant without seeing it

>>8137187

the current meme foods are:
-pumpkin spice because autumn
-coconut oil because it's a superfood or some shit
-tumeric because it apparently cures cancer
-nutella because fat, menstruating, single women
-sriracha because it's a non vinegar sauce. it used to be chipotle pepper in everything especially mayo but sriracha took that over
-avocado on everything because all these vegan faggots need fats and it's 'healthy' for fat people who thing eating something green is good for them
-chicken nuggets or tenders: the amount of chicken consumed recently has grown horribly fast
-sushi for daddy's money white chicks
-creme freache is dying out because folks realize it's just sour cream
-IPAs are dying out too because they all taste like the same shitty sage bush soda
-coffee shops are the soda fountains of this era
-blue bunny ice cream for some reason
-panko bread crumb

>>8133532

I did that...as a kid. Was good. Nostalgia/10.

>>8135919
I associate it with 2008 because that's the year I first heard of it's existence on the Big Bang Theory.

>>8136131
>Dessert's
Sounds like a cool dude, and he even has banana pudding!

>oatmeal with the shapes in them
>saturday morning breakfast cereal
>ice cream sandwiches (still amazing)
>bread bowls
>bologna
>white sliced bread
>cracked black pepper
>olive oil (both legit but a meme at the time)
>fake sugar
>artificial colorings
>granola

>>8136707

THOSE FUCKING CUPCAKES

Every fucking unemployed mommy was starting their own fucking cupcake business. They're nasty things entirely sugar, mountain of decorative frosting that tastes like sugary cardboard. But they're "pretty". Personally I eat shit that tastes good, not decorations. I wouldn't lick a painting either. Those goddamned fucking cupcake startups were everywhere, they even had a tv show about 'em. To this day they still TRIGGER me. Nasty fucking abominations.

>>8137545

Panko and pumpkin spice are good, you shut your mouth. It pisses me off how expensive sushi is because I love it. It's fucking bar food over in nip land, bar food, equivalent to our chicken wings. Outrageous prices on the shit. I just want raw fish over rice. And these fucking stupid rolls with 20 ingredients, too. You can't even eat them because they're so bloated they fall apart. I like some rolls--fish and maybe a veg or seasoning item in rice, rolled in nori. Not these fucking monstrosities.

I ate nutella once, only once. I found a jar in the pantry and had a spoonful, and then I felt disgusting and never ate it again. It's good but overhyped.

>coffee shops

I work in a starwank. Most of that shit isn't even coffee. I like the small nonchains better, they're good places to work or study with a hot cup of tea. But they're all majorly overhyped. Most people just use them as chill spots and wifi lounges.

>>8137165
no u

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>>8132597
>mfw honey mustard that's 90% mayonnaise
Living in the midwest is suffering.

>>8136131
>MP,BB,& SB
what does this mean

>>8138152
>I found a jar in the pantry and had a spoonful,
Well that's a mistake right there then, yeah.

>>8136131
>That pepsi logo

love it, reminds me of r2d2

>>8134035
You can still get honey with McNuggets you closet necrophiliac

Good Housekeeping says 2016 is about meme food

http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/food-recipes/g3686/most-popular-food-cocktails-every-decade/?src=arb_fb_d&mag=ghk&dom=fb

>>8132616
fuck you its great on salmon.

>>8132597
I like honey mustard tho
It's great in sandwiches, burgers and fries chicken plus it's the only shave at subway that doesn't make me want to vomit because it's utterly disgusting

>>8136711
Thank you for the info, my parents weren't rich growing up, so maybe what they told me was a bit skewed about what eating out was like.

>>8132611
I tried it but pure honey is too strong

>>8137119
or even as a font

>>8138152
Its bar food because they have cheaper access to deep water fish which are parasite free.

>>8139124
>getting a shave at subway
Theres your problem

it probably was never a thing in the US but there was a period where people would put Anise everywhere
cakes, ice cream, bread, all sorts of sweets

>>8135089
We used to have this cheapo hotdog/burger chain here called peters that was famous for having 52 different sauces and they legit had 52 sauces they made themselves and they were actually good and sometimes really fucking good
Yo were only allowed one sauce or two if you bought it with a soda and chips so it was fun to go try new ones, most of them were mayo based and infused with different shit but most people just found a couple they liked and sticker with the so it wasn't a meme more like a gimmick
It closed ever restaurant except the ones in the coast and i Haven't been to the coast on so long I'm pretty sure they sold it to some shitty kebab franchise, it sucks because it was the go to place for fried shit in the coast like shrimp or squid rings feels bad man, as kids in a big fucking city we weren't allowed to be outside alone much but in the coast as long as we knew not to get too far from the main street we were allowed to move around as we wanted and do wathever I have soany fond memories of stuffing ourselves there at 2 am after playing games at the cyber caffe

>>8134433
Fucking Olestra. So many people were pissing out of their ass because of that.

>>8139149
It literally said "may cause anal leakage" right on the bag...

>>8133369
Can't tell if it's sad or awesome that I'd try anything on that menu.

>>8134495
Melting Pot is still popular as fuck for romantic dinners, you sperg.

Oh wait, that's right, you've never been on a romantic night out.

>>8132632
>neolithic era
>prehistory

REEE

>>8138261
Mashed potatoes
Butter beans

Can't remember what SB was though. Probably going down there this weekend and I'll make a new thread.

>>8139125
Fine dining ha always been around in places with large concentrations of wealth. What's new is that the average person is now aware of it, and that has a lot to do with the rise of the celebrity chef.

>>8133968
jesus fucking christ

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>>8133968
Is this a ruse?

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>>8133435
fucking disgusting I'd rather starve

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coconut
shrimp

Blue corn tortilla chips.

>>8133968
Fuck you are a fag. Get off the chan before you find yourself alone and miserable like you are now. Actually, I couldn't care less!

>>8137040
>passport fag spergs out once again
You're a bitch ass nigger, you goofy retard.

>>8133435
Just marketing foisting processed shit on an unsuspecting and naive public.

>>8133435
I mean, it's just a really poorly constructed aspic, not as horrifiying as it would be in first glance.

Unless they used the fruit flavors but I'm going to pretend they didn't.

>>8133434
It was neither used by astronauts nor iced or had cream. The entire fucking thing was a lie.

>>8134433
>>8139149
>>8139183
I mean, where else was the oil suposed to go if it wasn't absorbed? You ask eggheads how to do something and they'll give you an answer but you can't expect magic.

>>8139212
>he thinks taking a girl to a chain restaurant is "romantic"
Bwahaha have fun fucking those fat pigs you total faggot

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>>8141010
>Unless they used the fruit flavors but I'm going to pretend they didn't.
Jello only comes in fruit flavours...

>>8141010
>It was neither used by astronauts nor iced nor had cream
Even though it was never flown to space it was developed on behalf of the space program, and it's normal ice cream until it's freeze dried.

>>8135852
Anyone else ever camp at Jellystone campgrounds when they were a kid? This just made me think of the times that I did. Thanks for the nostalgia, friend.

>>8141384
Huh, the ones I have have starch and milk solids as ingredients , also who thought massive amounts of sticky crumbs in space was a good idea?

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It better fucking come back.

>>8138152
>THOSE FUCKING CUPCAKES
Oh god, you reminded me that the first time I noticed the whole artisan-cupcake-fad was in a credit card commercial. American Express or whoever-the-fuck were like "LOOK AT THIS SELF-MADE WOMAN WHO STARTED UP HER OWN BUSINESS BAKING, PACKAGING AND DELIVERING CUPCAKES USING OUR CARD!" and I was like "...is that a thing? Can you really base your entire business model around cupcakes, and not general baking?" I'll bet that woman is up to her eyeballs in debt now.

>food meme
Bread, I mean it's been around so long and everyone likes it, and I really hate when everyone likes something, how can there be conflict if something is liked by so many?

>>8133435
That shit was awesome, people hating on it never ate it.

>>8142068
>hating on it
*hating it

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>>8141073
Once again showing you know nothing

>>8142109
He knows animu doesn't belong on a food and cooking board, pedophile.

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sup

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>>8142112

>>8142612
>2016
>Thinking Moot is relevant
Let it go, CP merchant.

>>8132616
bavarians

>>8133435

I bet it wasn't easy getting all the veggies evenly distributed, though.

>>8142506
Jebac kulecki lodowe

>>8133369
Honestly a lot of these sound good now.
>really radical roll
Okay, the name's gay but the idea sounds good.

>scrunch the terminator
I don't know if I want to eat it or bathe in it.

Steamed Fucking Chicken

>>8141385
i think i did? I remember that faggot yogi bear stealing my lunch as a joke and raging. I was real young

>>8140598
forget the knife, that crab looks horrifying.
What kind of crab is that?
Does it really look as spooky as it does in that gif?

>>8133989
I worked at Sonic last year and our DM said this might come back.

The only ciabatta Sonic has to my knowledge is for the chicken sandwiches. They had a "brioche bun" which was used for a chicken slab that took 15 minutes to cook. And then the croissant bun for the hot dogs which was a fucking bitch to separate, the damn bun always stuck together.

People like pretzel buns. Sonic listens to its customers. It could come back.

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>>8134729
>Totinos pizzas

Fucking disgusting.

>>8138152
tfw smbc is ded

>>8137187
Forgot fucking Nutella.

>>8138152
I'm from Texas land and a new sushi place just opened up. It's like $3 or $4 for two pieces of nigiri sushi depending on what you get, but I thought that was reasonable for import fees. We're kind of landlocked where we are. The fish is the highest quality I've ever eaten. That sounds semi-reasonable to me, but not sure.

I guess every country has its own traditions and its own cultures and geographical barriers. For example, Japan's got high-priced cheese. I'd never pay that much for fucking cheese where I live.

>>8136252
>water is cheap as fuck
>put in a fancy bottle and sell as "mineral spring mineral fuck you give us money ultra iceberg mountain water"
>people actually start thinking that fancy "premium" water exists
>exploit it

>>8134088
Don't forget making food towers with ring molds and ahi tuna everywhere.

>>8135094
I'm so sorry you have terrible taste

>>8144800
The Sonic I work at has ciabatta and pretzel dogs.
Only the brioche bun chicken were seasonal.

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>>8132597
Gushers. My parents were hippies and never let me have them. I'm still mad.

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>>8134065
NORMIE GET THE FUCK OUT REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>Acai
>Goji berry
>Egg yolk meme fads (GOOD OR BAD MAKE UP YOUR FUCKING MIND)
>Ciabatta (go fuck yourself)
>Hemp seeds
>Juice Cleanses
>Poke Bowls
>Facebook meme recipes

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>>8140265
uh, yeah, it is prehistory literally by definition
what did you think prehistory referred to?

>>8146277
every facebook recipe:
>alright here's a thing you definitely already know how to make
>let's just start off normally
>oh hey, sprinkle a little cheese in there, haha. Kind of weird but why not!
>proceed with normal steps
>you know what, two more fistfuls of cheese maybe.
>now start cooking this part
>but before it goes in the oven, I'm thinking maybe we skimped on the cheeze a little
>drain all the fucking grease
>but save it for later!
>cut some thick slices of cheese and layer it overtop
>drizzle with the grease
>adorn with two slices of cheese
>TASTY!

>>8141407
i went to a show in Toronto a few years ago and a hot dog vendor outside the venue was selling these. i was thrilled so I bought a bunch and drank one and took the rest home. i took a closer look and the bottles were advertising orbitz.com, they were all ancient

>>8142694
you make the jello and then chunk it up with a fork. mix in the veggies, then pour more, unset hello in to fill the "cracks". if you do this with two colors, you get interesting effects

>>8141407
a few years back i went to a show in toronto and outside the sound academy there was a hot dog vendor selling these. i was thrilled they were back so i bought a few, drank one there and brought the rest home. they weren't brought back, the bottles still had orbitz.com on them

i dont know how i double posted that so far apart but i did. senility.jpg?

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>>8146560

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These things.

Remember pomegranate? I remember it being a big thing like 10 years ago.

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>>8146579
>Sour Cream & Jive

>>8138618
Why? Because of those R2-shaped soda /ice bins?

>>8132611
Honey is one of the healthiest foods though...
Go back to >>>/tv/

>>8132755
KFC used to do a honey glaze on their spicy dry wings. Shit was da bomb diggidy, yo.
Can still get the hotwings and apply honey yourself, which I do now and then.

>>8146229
>not being a fucking adult and buying a pack yourself
C'mon, bro.

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>>8141384
>Jello only comes in fruit flavours...
It used to come in celery flavor. Way, way back in the day, though. So, I would think the closest pairing to something that would work would be lemon. Still sounds gross.

Kinda want to try some sort of meat jelly loaf, though, if head cheese didn't normally look gross. Attached pic is actually pretty appetizing.

>>8146229
Go to bed, Dom.

>>8141385
Was that a chain? I remember passing one around Cave City in Kentucky. Never stayed

>>8146329
>cup of Heavy cream
>Heat it
>add cheese
>fat hand comes in and drops a fistful of cubed cheese
>add more cheese
>Fat hand comes back
>A block of cream cheese
>Fat hand squeezes a block off cream cheese between finger rolls
>Add pasta!
>Mix
>Add parmesan!
>Fat hand dumps whole container of craft parmesan

Personal homemade mac N cheese!

"Nashville spicy"

Just a trend for neo-yuppies who buy Chinese sweatshop shit off Etsy because it was photographed on old barn wood.

>>8146937
It may not be Jell-O brand, but it's not that hard to get unflavored gelatin to recreate the old recipes.
Not that anyone ever should.

>>8146955
KFC's Nashville sauce was pathetic on the spice front, but had a good flavor.
Ordering them to put the sauce on their hot wings actually was a great combo.

>>8136637
Kind of? There was a chef they hired for a brief moment that wanted to come up with all kinds of meme foods for the new menu. He was going on about fried mac n cheese and doing things like frying 4 slices of cheese and putting it on a burger.
The owner just wanted him to come up with new burgers instead of just fucking with the ones we already had and trying to add stupid shit that was already popular at other places.

>>8136911
Hang yourself

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>>8144832
>He's THAT poor he can't afford to drink artisanal water

>>8133369
>Putting sun-dried tomatoes
I remember this one from childhood and I actually miss it.

>hazelnut coffee
Thank god only boomers drink this garbage.

Is aioli still a meme or is it done?

>>8137545
panko is objectively superior for frying and breading. that said its still better to use traditional bread crumbs for mixing into things or stuffing.

>>8147329
>artisanal

What is this? Water crafted by artisans?

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The chart goes up to 2008. Apparently pesto was "A BIG THING" back in the 90s.

>>8147345
I wish people would stop pretending it is in any way healthier or more "upscale" than mayonnaise.

>>8147350
Water from treatment plants crafted by artisans.

>>8147353
Why include anything before 1970 you mong?

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>>8147359
i do it better

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>>8147359
Because people were alive before then, although you might not have realized it until now.

Spoiler: Every "meme food" in this thread is literally marketing ploys by ad execs who proliferated like cockroaches in the 1960s.

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>>8147394
american english

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>>8147400
fictional book food trends

>>8146350
>>8146570
wtf

>>8147395
Well I was thinking about how the sata was collected and if it was how often it appears numerically or relative to its own year

Older books tend to not be scanned as often and don't have an eBook database counterpart so these graphs are more or less meaningless the farther you go back

>>8133544
god tier waterpark-core

>>8136911

Italian food that ends in an I is a smaller version, and when it ends in an O it is a larger version.

Try killing yourself next time before you settle on the valiant decision to post, fuckwater.

>>8139141
Holy fucking run-on sentence! Learn to you a period.