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BrownieMinusEye posted:Haha, activated charcoal is a real thing and will bind and sequester various charged molecules. Ironic that they claim the "activated" poo poo allows you to digest more nutrients when that stuff will do the exact opposite. Hello iron deficiency! Isn't it ionic? 
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Tiggum posted:What is the future these are supposedly from? A future in which all our food is prepared by robots who don't understand food? How is that a twinkie? What was even the thought process behind this? In the grim dorkness of the future kitchen, there is only kale.
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Kale is just inferior collard greens.
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MariusLecter posted:organically extracted trace minerals 
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Picnic Princess posted:Don't you dare gently caress with my pulled pork poutine. So alliterative, and looks delicious.
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Cut it out, edgelords! 
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Mad Hamish posted:I once had a co-worker try to claim to me that in India they don't put milk in chai. Of course not. They put chai in milk. 
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mds2 posted:I follow Runners World on Facebook. They posted this videos for "tacos". What an abortion. Looks pretty good to me. I wouldn't call it a taco, though. Chicken salad, maybe?
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cash crab posted:Good plan. Pigs... pigs fly?.. 
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Jyrraeth posted:I wonder if the more clever trendy record stores have a pile of the 15 cent poo poo in the back and only put one out at a time and say its "uncommon" to try and gouge. I believe that's what's called "honest graft".
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somekindofguy posted:E: For content, why did it matter if the bacon was Applewood smoked a couple of years back? Seemed like several chains were touting it, and I couldn't tell you if it made a difference. Bacon homeopathy?
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This looks so good. Pick posted:This is not actually a bad idea, because pineapple is delicious
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May 14, 2016 00:21
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Pineapple is a weirdly divisive food. And also delicious. Go team pineapple! I just wish the shells were easier to deal with. Get on it, Monsanto!
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Roro posted:It's not shell, it's skin! It's standing in the way between me and the part I want to eat. That's all that matters. 
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May 14, 2016 23:06
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Roro posted:True courage is eating the skin as well. Too bad that I'm a coward and a weakling!
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TontoCorazon posted:You are a hitler if you like pineapples. I googled Hitler and pineapples and now I hate Adam Sandler even more than I did. THANKS TONTO!
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bunnyofdoom posted:I am at a bar wherein they serve a 2oz drink in a pineapple and charge $20 for it. gently caress pineapple. (I normally like it but my bullshit meter is too high) That's pineapple abuse.
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May 15, 2016 02:30
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Pick posted:This thread is nouveau almost-riche as gently caress. They say the middle class is dying but I'm convinced they're all just posting here. 
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Unpopular opinion: I don't like shrimp.
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cheerfullydrab posted:Good food should be reasonably priced, locally sourced, prepared and served by someone who gives a poo poo, taste good, keep you going, and not be served in a shoe. These are all actually possible. Even with all that said it's still okay to eat fast food once in a while, or even go someplace where jackasses eat. There's no need to hold yourself to any arbitrary standard of purity or "authenticity" when it comes to the food you buy or consume. Buy the food. Eat the food. Feel okay about it. I live in Upstate New York, and I say importing food is actually cool and good. I like a variety of veggies and fruit all year round, thank you very much.
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Tiggum posted:I would much rather shops/restaurants sell "artisanal" (or even "artisan") food than "home made", because it makes me irrationally angry when I see things labelled "home made". Did you make it at home? No, you made it in the same commercial kitchen you make all your food, so it's not home made, is it? Don't tell me you cooked my burger here, but the relish you brought from home, because we both know that isn't true. Pretty sure the Health Department would look askance at anything literally home-made, unless your keep your home up to State standards, somehow.
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Palpek posted:Now wait a minute... I believe you mean vulva soup.  LOL at PubicMice posting that.
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