Zipperelli. posted:

Wrong thread my dude. This is the ANTI-Food Porn thread, not the "Things I Would Eat Off the Floor Like An Animal" thread.

Zipperelli. posted:

Czech this out!

Tiggum posted:

Pies are made of pastry. Pizzas are made of bread. Pizzas are sandwiches, not pies.

zedprime posted:

Food rules

The Snoo posted:

$8????????

Bud K ninja sword posted:

eggcept smashmouth

Iron Crowned posted:

The stock needs to be blended a hell of a lot better, but otherwise that doesn't look terrible

Jyrraeth posted:

red wine risotto?

Picnic Princess posted:

Would you like fries, for your pizza, with that salt?

steinrokkan posted:

It's from a joke photoshoot of terrible looking foods in inappropriate settings. I think the purple chicken that appears from time to time itt is from the same set.

Meanwhile, pizza!?

Admiral Joeslop posted:

No,

Pizza

Rules

PubicMice posted:

I don't know about sugar, but extra-dark chocolate goes fine in chili, right? And dark beer?

content:

Fleta Mcgurn posted:

I have a lovely $200 laptop 'cause my good computer still hasn't arrived from China yet.

Synthbuttrange posted:

Enfys posted:

What the gently caress

I live in the EU and most of the grocery stores in my country have a program set up to donate their excess/damaged foods to groups who work with homeless or other programs. Some uni kids got an entrepreneurship award a few years ago for creating an app that would connect groups looking for excess food/goods with stores. The local store indicates "hey we have 4 bags of lettuce, 6 ready meals, 2 cheese, 1 damaged laundry soap, 2kg chicken fillets etc today" and the local women's shelter then goes and collects it that night. They won't have stuff every day, but it's a pretty decent system. A lot of places advertise that they participate in it because it makes them look good for getting rid of their crap. The bigger stores will have a "reduced to clear" section, but basically whatever isn't gone by 6pm or whatever goes to a local group.

I think it works pretty well since the stores don't really have to do much besides log what they have available, and then someone from a local group comes and picks it up. Not every place does it, but even some little corner shops participate.

Elizabethan Error posted:

featuring a thread favourite, Brazillian Mayo Pizza Dude

Fleta Mcgurn posted:

I don't mean to be rude, but I really do hate being told "Americans feel this way/do this." It is a very big place with many different people, and I think there is quite a lot of evidence in the thread that disproves your statement.

Americans don't "like" putting oil in cakes (or anything as a group because guess what no population is a hivemind.) There may be parts of the country where people make cakes using oil instead of butter, but I genuinely do not think any home bakers do that as a matter of course. I know people do this when baking from a mix, and sure, that makes sense for lovely supermarket cakes because oil is cheaper than butter and no one buys a supermarket cake expecting it to be delicious and decadent, but no, it's not a thing that everyone does.

As an American, I want it on the record that I DON'T like it.

Thank you.

God bless this mess. :usa:

steinrokkan posted:

Mostly stuff like this

Mymla posted:

Looks fine?

Pham Nuwen posted:

I had some cheap meatballs & mashed potatoes in Sweden and I assume the potatoes were instant, but they had this really weird almost chemical tang to them. Is there something you guys add to your mashed potatoes? It wasn't disgusting, just odd and very hard to place.

RareAcumen posted: