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That's actually the best giant burger I've seen, looks like if you took a little slice of it the meat->condiments->bread ratio'd be pretty good.
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Feb 28, 2020 23:44
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I want some of that melted cheese Or like a lot of it
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Feb 28, 2020 23:47
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Pulling a sword out of my apron is the sort of cookery I aspire to.
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Elviscat posted:That's actually the best giant burger I've seen, looks like if you took a little slice of it the meat->condiments->bread ratio'd be pretty good. I don't go that for for my burgers to even add one egg when I make one, but I feel like two isn't nearly enough for one that size. However it helps them cook.
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zedprime posted:Pulling a sword out of my apron is the sort of cockery I aspire to.
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RareAcumen posted:I don't go that for for my burgers to even add one egg when I make one, but I feel like two isn't nearly enough for one that size. Oh yeah, I lol'd at the idea of adding two eggs to 10 loving pounds of ground beef.
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zedprime posted:Pulling a sword out of my apron is the sword of cookery I aspire to.
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Feb 29, 2020 17:04
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Chocolate larva cake. 
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Feb 29, 2020 17:50
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Mournful Chili, coming up!
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Feb 29, 2020 17:56
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This is kinda interesting because my main aversion to eating bugs is that you're eating the whole animal, guts, eyes and all. Compared to larger animals that you can actually separate the meat.
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Feb 29, 2020 18:28
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Larva butter doesn't sound bad to me at all and I have a huge aversion to eating insects. I think the lack of you know, crispy carapaces and legs and eyes makes a huge difference.
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TheAardvark posted:Larva butter doesn't sound bad to me at all and I have a huge aversion to eating insects. But it's the insect equivalent of pink slime: Brown Goo
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Feb 29, 2020 19:13
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Mournful Chili, coming up! Eh, chili's chili. It would take a lot more than this for me to refuse a bowl of chili no matter the recipe.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:But it's the insect equivalent of pink slime: Brown Goo brown bugger 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:But it's the insect equivalent of pink slime: Brown Goo
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zedprime posted:Butter's just curdled titty goop, you can make every food sound gross if you have a way with words. TITTY POOP TITTY POOP TITTY POOOOOOP
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Mournful Chili, coming up! Lmao, I see you preparing chili and raise you a chili dog upside-down cake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfZ9X7U0P3Y  
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Bogus Adventure posted:Lmao, I see you preparing chili and raise you a chili dog upside-down cake: Imagining this in that movie American Pie.
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Feb 29, 2020 20:45
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LifeSunDeath posted:Imagining this in that movie American Pie.
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TheAardvark posted:Larva butter doesn't sound bad to me at all and I have a huge aversion to eating insects. I mean it makes sense, put milk in a centrifuge until butter separates or put bugs in a centrifuge until the same thing happens although in the latter it's still mixed with all the bug guts though so now that I'm thinking about it, bug-butter is gonna be a pass for me
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The mechanically separated bug grease doesn't even look like it's the right texture. They admit bug butter tastes weird, even at 50% dilution. Why not just use margarine?
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Dilb posted:The mechanically separated bug grease doesn't even look like it's the right texture. They admit bug butter tastes weird, even at 50% dilution. Why not just use margarine? They're implying we'll be out of other food sources, and living off processed rotifer bugs which live off human corpses, soon.
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LifeSunDeath posted:They're implying we'll be out of other food sources, and living off processed rotifer bugs which live off human corpses, soon. Broke: yeah, I eat rear end Woke: yeah, I eat bug rear end Bespoke: yeah, i eat bug rear end full of rear end That's something that got me about the Mad Max game. Cannibalism is severely frowned upon, but eating maggots directly out of a decaying human corpse (without even washing your hands!) is a-ok.
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madeintaipei posted:Broke: yeah, I eat rear end if eating bug rear end is cool, consider me miles davis
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yeah I eat rear end posted:if eating bug rear end is cool, consider me miles davis Trap sprung. Like some assy venus flytrap. Uranus flytrap.
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Noslo posted:This is kinda interesting because my main aversion to eating bugs is that you're eating the whole animal, guts, eyes and all. Compared to larger animals that you can actually separate the meat. Apparently the feed them oatmeal or something but. Surely then particles of gliadin will get into the resulting mixture and cause problems for celiacs right? It'd definitely be more than 1ppm of gliadin which is what Celiac UK uses as the new testing standard?
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alexandriao posted:Surely then particles of gliadin will get into the resulting mixture and cause problems for celiacs right? That sounds like a question for those that did the experiment A centrifuge is used separate materials into the different materials in a solution, no idea what level of ppm cross-contamination occurs in the process
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alexandriao posted:Apparently the feed them oatmeal or something but. Surely then particles of gliadin will get into the resulting mixture and cause problems for celiacs right? It'd definitely be more than 1ppm of gliadin which is what Celiac UK uses as the new testing standard?
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I am unreasonably annoyed at them using a paperclip to do something that would be much easier with literally any knife. Even a butter knife if that's all you've got.
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Tiggum posted:I am unreasonably annoyed at them using a paperclip to do something that would be much easier with literally any knife. Even a butter knife if that's all you've got. I fear this is one of those "viral" videos where they just throw the food out afterwards, for which 
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gschmidl posted:I fear this is one of those "viral" videos where they just throw the food out afterwards, for which Lord, nothing pisses me off like wasting perfectly good food. 
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How dare they treat pickles like that. Pickles don't deserve that. I'm gonna eat some moonshine soaked dill pickles just to cleanse my mind of this filth.
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Tiggum posted:I thought oats were fine for people with coeliac disease? I think generally they are, but there can be cross contamination in harvesting or processing. Oats also have a similar protein to gluten that can maybe cause similar issues in a small number of celiac patients.
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