>sriracha "aioli" >garlic "aioli" >chipotle

This

>>9294128
Who cares?

>>9294206
me

>>9294206
OP does, rude

>>9294143
Underrated post.

Was it autism?

>>9294365
of course it was

>>9294206
things have names FOR A REASON

>>9294373
whatever you say, Anon

>>9294206
>LOL DUDE WHO CARES ABOUT NAMES JUST TURN YOUR BRAIN OFF LMAO

Yeah I can't wait to order a Carbonara and get a hamburger, unless I spend 10 seconds explaining to the waiter that I want the pasta Carbonara, not the hamburger with egg and cheese on it, all because brainlets are too stupid to learn languages properly.

>>9294393
Just avoid shit places and that won't be an issue.

>>9294128
Aioli is garlic and oil, why be such a pretentious shit when you fint know shit?

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>>9294128
>Ranch "Dressing"
>Balsamic "Vinaigrette"
>BBQ "Sauce"
>Ham "Burger"
>Cher and "Bono"
Like what the fuck is even happening to food, bros?

>>9294407
I think OP knows exactly what aioli is, that is why he is mad people are fucking it up

>>9294407
No, Anon. You are the autism.

when unengaged people hear a certain word too much they find a reason to hate it. Maybe that's why the 'jews' are in such a pickle.

>>9294425
>someone put a unique twist on a classic and qualified it using the *gasp* tools of language
>omfg hipster, sjw communism in action. Can't oven soon enough!

>>9294128
But what if you mix something with Aioli instead of Mayo, is it X Aioli then?

>>9294393
>eating at a restaurant that serves both burgers and carbonara

>>9294889
What if you mix Aioli with Mayo?

>>9294128

How is garlic alioli not alioli?

It's "alioli", btw.