What's your most controversial food opinion?

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Anonymous wrote:The only cheese that belongs on a burger is a slice of processed American cheese product

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I immediately judge when someone orders a burger with cheddar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My controversial opinion:

Most white American moms are lazy and feed their kids junk for dinners at home, like frozen crap or spaghettios, and don't cook or rarely cook real food.

You have got to be southeast Asian because you have never seen the crap my black mother served me and we were not poor. She just didn't like to cook and bought all frozen junk that we could microwave ourselves. I try to do better with my kids but I give them the same stuff my white neighbors give their kids -- and it is not frozen or canned pasta.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The only cheese that belongs on a burger is a slice of processed American cheese product

100%

I immediately judge when someone orders a burger with cheddar

I immediately judge when someone says, "Burger with cheddar." A burger with cheddar is a cheeseburger. Burgers and cheeseburgers are different beasts. I don't get it either -- the cheese is lost in there -- but whenever I take a bite of someone else's cheeseburger, it's pretty damn good. Bonus points if it's a baconcheeseburger.

[Anonymous]

I eat Chicken McNuggets, McDonald’s hash browns, and Chik-fil-a every few months and it’s a treat. I like soft serve ice cream with rainbow sprinkles. I like Planter’s Cheeseballs and Grandma Utz potato chips.

95% of the time I eat unprocessed foods, fruits, and vegetables and I cook from scratch 90% of the time. Nevertheless, I love junk food. I run 40 miles a week so don’t worry about eating whatever.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My controversial opinion:

Most white American moms are lazy and feed their kids junk for dinners at home, like frozen crap or spaghettios, and don't cook or rarely cook real food.

Americans of all races do that. But you’re too chickenshit to say it about anyone but whites 👍

No, it's a special white mom thing from what I have seen. In many cases, they leave cooking and food to the husband to do. Or just eat snacks for dinner or microwave something, or supplement snacks with 1 carryout meal and try to split that meal or something.

This is a LIBERAL mom thing, they feel that it is sexist to be in charge of meals so they leave it for their husband, who then serves frozen crap because "I ate it and I turned out fine."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My controversial opinion:

Most white American moms are lazy and feed their kids junk for dinners at home, like frozen crap or spaghettios, and don't cook or rarely cook real food.

You have got to be southeast Asian because you have never seen the crap my black mother served me and we were not poor. She just didn't like to cook and bought all frozen junk that we could microwave ourselves. I try to do better with my kids but I give them the same stuff my white neighbors give their kids -- and it is not frozen or canned pasta.

White moms are the least tasty cooks for sure but I have coworkers who are south Asian and complain all the time about how they HAVE to be up cooking by 5 am to have three fully home cooked meals every single day and it’s like ok maybe the trade off to being a kitchen martyr is being ok with chicken nuggets and spaghetti sometimes so you’re not stuck cooking and cleaning dishes every spare seconds you’re at home.

[Anonymous]

French fries should be consumed with a mix of ketchup and mayo

[Anonymous]

Kids shouldn't consume sugar drinks like apple juice, Capri sun, soda, Gatorade, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't see the point of adding cheese to a hamburger. Especially nasty *ss American cheese. But really, any cheese on a burger... 100% pointless.

And I can't for the life of me understand how mayo became a burger condiment. Why does a greasy/juicy burger need extra oil? Burger needs a little bit of acidic mustard, that's about it.

I don't see the point of a hamburger without cheese. American or fancier. The cheese brings out the flavour!

Gdi now I'm craving a cheeseburger.

Same!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kids shouldn't consume sugar drinks like apple juice, Capri sun, soda, Gatorade, etc.

I don't think this is controversial at all--almost every mother I know thinks this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bacon should only be eaten alone. It overpowers anything else it’s put in.

Brunch sucks.

Most cake isn’t good.

When I first read this I thought you meant that you should BE ALONE while eating bacon. Like it’s something that should only be done in peaceful solitude.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kids shouldn't consume sugar drinks like apple juice, Capri sun, soda, Gatorade, etc.

I don't think this is controversial at all--almost every mother I know thinks this.

Yeah I think the more controversial take is mine—my kids have orange juice every day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fake meat. What is that stuff? If you prefer to not eat meat, I totally understand. Choosing fake chicken nuggets is crazy.

It may include aborted fetuses. According to Qanon folks. Sooooooo gross.

[Anonymous]

American food is junk, flavorless, and gross.

Any good food comes from immigrant cuisines. French, Mediterranean, Indian, Asian, to name a few, have rich food traditions.

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Anonymous wrote:Fake meat. What is that stuff? If you prefer to not eat meat, I totally understand. Choosing fake chicken nuggets is crazy.

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You may not like or understand it but no, it isn't "crazy"

It's terribly unhealthy. Pea protein? Isolated what?

I would go vegetarian today if I could buy meat substitutes that didn't look like over-processed junk food when reading the ingredients.

I’m with you, PP. I think the fake meat is better for the environment but not your body. Eating whole unprocessed foods is best, whether vegetable or meat.

Therefore, moderation is key. I'm a 25+ year vegetarian. I don't eat meat for ethical reasons, and believe there are health reasons to avoid processed "fake meat." So I eat it sometimes. It's not a staple. Just like red meat and chicken nuggets probably aren't a major staple for you (since you're obviously health conscious).

By the way, my meat eating family think impossible burgers taste like real hamburgers (I wouldn't know as I don't remember what a burger tastes like).