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    6 months ago

    I made basic af alfredo tonight and it was the best god damn alfredo I’ve ever had. I am now questioning why restaurant alfredo sucks. It’s 4 fucking ingredients. And for less than the price a single plate at most restaurants, you can feed 4 people (or have 3 servings at a later time) buying those ingredients and making it yourself.

    • Match!!
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      116 months ago

      alfredo is incredibly dependent on freshness and the only way to get fresh alfredo is making it at home

    • @[email protected]
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      106 months ago

      home cooking based, it astounds me that fast food places and restaurants stay afloat outside of food deserts.

      eating out is such a violently bougie habit

      • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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        66 months ago

        I didn’t understand how McDonald’s is still in business until last week when a coworker said that it makes her feel good, like physically good. So I guess all of the salt and sugar they put in the food actually feels good for most people. It makes me feel disgusting, along with a strong sense of self-loathing over my choice to eat there. So, I haven’t been to McDonald’s in years. But there’s always a line of cars waiting at the drive through and a full parking lot.

        • jawa21
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          56 months ago

          McDonald’s isn’t still in business because of any aspect of their food. They are still in business because it is a real estate company.

          • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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            36 months ago

            Being a real estate company doesn’t get people to eat your food. If nobody ate their food they would cease to sell more real estate.

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          6 months ago

          Makes her feel physically good

          Brainwashing? After just a single hamburger, as small as it is vs how big I am, I feel like total garbage after. No other burger joint makes me feel like I overate when eating the biggest thing they sell; let alone the smallest.

          • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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            26 months ago

            Right? That’s how I feel too. I can feel the impurities in my veins and it’s disgusting.

        • @[email protected]
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          26 months ago

          Your body needs 3 major things to continue short term functioning.

          Water.

          Calories, preferably sugar, fat, and protein, in that order.

          Salt.

          Filling those needs is challenging to a species that hasn’t discovered nitrogen fertilizer. Fast food typically dehydrates their burgers, so you serve it alongside a soda and double down on the calories.

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          16 months ago

          i mean, mcdonalds does taste good and tasty food makes you feel good, but it doesn’t taste that good and i can make very comparably enjoyable food at home with not much effort for cheaper.

          I think those people just haven’t realized how easy basic cooking is.

      • @HiddenLychee
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        36 months ago

        When I didn’t have a working dishwasher eating out was way more appealing because in addition to no prep, it meant no dishes.

    • @samus12345
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      56 months ago

      I am now questioning why restaurant alfredo sucks.

  • ChihuahuaOfDoom
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    316 months ago

    Fuck right we do. We ate out tonight and 5 people ordering relatively cheap menu items and only ordering water was over $100.

    • @ccunning
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      396 months ago

      I’m honestly shocked you were able to feed 5 people for $100 at a restaurant.

      Guessing it was an order-at-the-counter/no server/no tip situation?

  • @stufkes
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    186 months ago

    Amusement parks was my biggest “ohhhh now I get it” moment. From the entry fee to the absolutely insane food prices- with a bunch of children, a single day at the park is up there with a few days at the beach