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McSpergin posted:Wagyu isn't that prevalent over here mate, we get black Angus more predominantly. And decent wagyu sirloin is upwards of $70/kg (35/lb ish for you imperial using peasants) Uhm, Australia is the biggest producer of Wagyu outside of Japan. They even have an Australian Wagyu Association. Maybe it's not big where you are personally but it's a "thing" down under.
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bringmyfishback posted:Sweet potatoes are fine on a Paleo diet; green beans have varying levels of acceptability. Most people I know who eat Paleo eat a large variety of fruits and vegetables; maybe some goon is just really bad at reading simple directions? I dunno. There's a difference between feeding your dog grass-fed beef and some veggies, and covering your dog in butter so he'll lick it off and then throwing bacon at his face. Is that loose corn in a puddle of ketchup? That meal is this thread incarnate.
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School cafeteria food could sustain this thread for eternity.
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Horrible Smutbeast posted:Uhm, Australia is the biggest producer of Wagyu outside of Japan. They even have an Australian Wagyu Association. Maybe it's not big where you are personally but it's a "thing" down under. Just because we produce it doesn't mean a lot of it enters our residential market. That's the way a lot of our produce goes, we export 'premium' goods, then our supermarkets buy in dirt cheap poo poo from whatever because it's cheaper. I mean, most top end places that serve beef will probably have wagyu steaks but unless you're in a big city or live near a place where the cattle / beef is produced, it's significantly more likely you'll encounter just "beef" or angus. This is for most of NSW, mind, I can't really say for the other states.
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Xoidanor posted:School cafeteria food could sustain this thread for eternity. personally i just ate those spicy chicken patties with a dollop of ketchup every day of my school life
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pandaK posted:personally i just ate those spicy chicken patties with a dollop of ketchup every day of my school life Teriyaki Dippers!
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there was this time once when i was in fourth grade where the cafeteria went through a month long event of serving legit real food from local restaurants and that's honestly the only significant thing I even remember of my fourth grade year.
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Looks like a cheesesteak to me.
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Wanamingo posted:Looks like a cheesesteak to me. I know, right? What do you even have to do to make a hamburger that messed up? My guess is drugs.
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Nov 3, 2015 11:39
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Im the cum.
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kinmik posted:
That uh... doesn't sound like something that should happen to cats
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Aesop Poprock posted:That uh... doesn't sound like something that should happen to cats Tiberius Thyben posted:Clearly cats are the superior pet. 
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Aesop Poprock posted:That uh... doesn't sound like something that should happen to cats Nah, it's distressingly normal...  Tho if you have more than one cat they'll eat each other's weird grassy pukes so no cleanup
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Brawnfire posted:Tho if you have more than one cat they'll eat each other's weird grassy pukes so no cleanup Well now who's going to clean up my puke?
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Crust First posted:Well now who's going to clean up my puke? That's what dogs are for.
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bringmyfishback posted:
That's probably the school's "vegetarian" option. Chick full of...bun-ly goodness. Growing up, my school lunches weren't too terrible. Yeah, most of it was pre-packaged frozen stuff shoved into an oven, but there were a few exceptions. In elementary school, they had the best loving rolls. One lunch lady was the "roll lady" and she made hundreds and hundreds of those bad boys each day, and once a pan came out of the oven, she took one of those 1-pound blocks of butter and just went over the tops of them. I mean, it wasn't a whole pound of butter per tray of rolls, that's be insanely good, but it was still a lot of butter. Then when I went to middle/high school, I was sad because the rolls there were just frozen garbage.  But in high school, they had good soups. Mostly still made from frozen ingredients, but at least combined well with spices and a few touches to make them seem more homemade. And they also had hand-made desserts, but only on Fridays. The softest, fuffiest chocolate chip cookies you ever had. 
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Fluffy cookies? Gross. You serve me a fluffy chocolate chip cookie and I'll serve you a knuckle sandwich.
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I wasn't allowed to eat school lunch, but all I can really say in their defense is that there was a pretty legit salad bar and they were pretty strict about not letting kids bring soda for lunch. School lunch at when I worked in Korea was generally a thing of beauty, with lots of veggies and tons of choices, but it was actually pretty unhealthy due to the high sugar content. The food our cafeteria serves in China might actually be pig slop, which would be unkind to pigs. Doesn't really matter, though, as I can get a huge and delicious Sichuan meal across the street for five bucks.
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DrBouvenstein posted:That's probably the school's "vegetarian" option. If that photo was taken in the Midwestern U.S., that was probably the only lunch option that day. We were fed stuff like that all the time.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Fluffy cookies? Gross. You serve me a fluffy chocolate chip cookie and I'll serve you a knuckle sandwich. So it's you. You're one of those fuckers who likes "crispy" cookies. The gently caress is wrong with you?!
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I stopped eating cafeteria food altogether in high school. Even microwaved Hot Pockets wrapped in foil 5 hours before lunch were better than the crap you could get from public school.
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DrBouvenstein posted:So it's you. You're one of those fuckers who likes "crispy" cookies. Crispy cookies are good Soft or fluffy cookies are good No cookie rules
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Nov 3, 2015 17:11
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The only thing worth getting cafeteria lunch for in high school was Bosco stick day. The line would reach out into the hallway. They would announce it on the morning announcements the day before. It was a monthly event. Sometimes kids with the early lunch would buy extra and sell them between classes in the hallways, but after the administration heard of this, we were put on a strict one-order-per student Bosco stick regime. I went to high school for a year in France, though and kids would complain about the 3-course absolutely delicious lunches that had identifiable meats, vegetables and cheeses and included dessert.
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NotAnArtist posted:No cookie rules You've clearly never cookied hard enough.
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Gingersnap, Sugar, Shortbread or Snicker Doodle? This is important
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VendaGoat posted:Gingersnap, Sugar, Shortbread or Snicker Doodle? Frosted or unfrosted sugar that is my answer
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RareAcumen posted:Frosted or unfrosted sugar Unfrosted VVVV oh, my bad. VendaGoat has a new favorite as of 17:49 on Nov 3, 2015 |
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VendaGoat posted:Unfrosted * and frosted
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Happy belated Día de Muertos, goons  
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NotAnArtist posted:Crispy cookies are good 
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^^^: behold, a rule ??????????
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serious norman posted:Im the cum. You are what you eat
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There's at least one cookie rule and it's in the OP:Dark Hamsterlord posted:Oh man, these cookies sure do look delicious, like red velvet or something.
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Pentaro posted:Happy belated Día de Muertos, goons The filling looks great, but what the hell kind of bread is that?
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Kakairo posted:The filling looks great, but what the hell kind of bread is that? I think it is some sort of donut/pastry. Still would.
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Kakairo posted:The filling looks great, but what the hell kind of bread is that? pan de muerto, hence the día de los muertos reference.
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Samizdata posted:I think it is some sort of donut/pastry. Still would. It looks like a cream puff pastry to me. I'm an embarrassment to my state, I hate cream puffs. 
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:It looks like a cream puff pastry to me. I didn't know it was possible to hate profiteroles!
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