What's your controversial food opinion?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's your controversial food opinion?

Me: Golden Oreos are far superior to regular Oreos.

This is so obviously, objectively true it's not the least bit controversial.

I mean, of course. Is there any question?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's fine to serve non-traditional food for Thanksgiving, but you have to let your guests know about that well before the day of.

(People are going to act like I just said "You shouldn't serve non-traditional food at Thanksgiving." They're going to argue THAT fictional point, instead of the actual point that I just made.)

Whoops, I do this. Our tgiving isn't big and I think everyone knows the routine by now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lobster just isn't very good.

+1. All shellfish is tasteless. It’s the preparation that might make it worth eating. But lobster is particularly bad and overrated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Filet mignon is not the best cut of steak.

Yes!

This should not even be controversial but it is.

This is 100% correct.

Filet mignon is steak for people who don't like steak.

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I hate salad dressing. That includes oil and vinegar.

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microwave ovens are totally unesccessary and no one should make space for them in their kitchen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Filet mignon is not the best cut of steak.

Yes! This should not even be controversial but it is.

This is 100% correct. Filet mignon is steak for people who don't like steak.

What IS the best cut of steak? I like filet mignon, but am open to liking other cuts too.

[Anonymous]

No other meat is as delicious as pork, baby goat and baby deer. Beef is just gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:microwave ovens are totally unesccessary and no one should make space for them in their kitchen.

This is how I feel about airfryers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's fine to serve non-traditional food for Thanksgiving, but you have to let your guests know about that well before the day of.

(People are going to act like I just said "You shouldn't serve non-traditional food at Thanksgiving." They're going to argue THAT fictional point, instead of the actual point that I just made.)

Whoops, I do this. Our tgiving isn't big and I think everyone knows the routine by now.

If everyone knows what they're getting into, that's fine. But if some unsuspecting guest rolls up and it's, like, make-your-own-pizza Thanksgiving, they deserved fair warning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Filet mignon is not the best cut of steak.

Yes! This should not even be controversial but it is.

This is 100% correct. Filet mignon is steak for people who don't like steak.

What IS the best cut of steak? I like filet mignon, but am open to liking other cuts too.

Original PP here. I'm partial to bone-in ribeye. Second choice would be bone-in NY Strip. Hangar steak is good, but I have to be in the mood for it.

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Honeydew and cantaloupe are extremely disappointing both on their own and as fillers in your fruit salad.

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Anonymous wrote:No one needs to eat meat every day and it's embarrassing when women act like it's cute or quirky that their toddler husband needs meat with every meal

What are your top 5 meatless meals for lets say your high school football playing son...meaning...he eats a lot? Thanks.

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Western food is really terrible to eat on a sustained basis. The best flavors and variety comes from Asian cuisines. Asian cuisine is also healthier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's your controversial food opinion?

Me: Golden Oreos are far superior to regular Oreos.

This is so obviously, objectively true it's not the least bit controversial.

I mean, of course. Is there any question?

Blasphemy. It's Oreo Thins that are superior.