What's your controversial food opinion?

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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.

Lobster especially is just pointless and expensive. Scallops, too. Clams are good though.

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American breakfast fare is gross.

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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

This.

And I'll raise you and say no one needs to eat animal products, period.

Need to? Of course not.

Want to, because they're delicious? Absolutely.

Yep, and answer that perpetuates the selfish and entitled paradigm.

You're right. they are delicious. And they also have to DIE for your pleasure.

I hope aliens never invade this planet. You: Please don't eat me. Them: (in a whiny, entitled voice) But you're so delicious, I can't help myself...

And, frankly, this is what makes me so sick of all of the #wokeness. Save all the humans! Every life matters!

Oh, wait, animals? F**k 'em, they're delicious.

Hypocrites.

I think meat should be eaten sparingly and with great respect. Especially in light of environmental strain. However, what about the circle of life? Are you going to go lecture lions about eating gazelles? Also, you better make sure you don't own so much as a pair of leather shoes or a leather-bound book, otherwise you're a massive hypocrite.

Ok, I'll play. What does "sparingly and with great respect" look like?

And I can't quite follow the line of thinking that compares lions eating gazelles with the way humans farm animals for the specific purpose of killing them... What we do is not the circle of life. What we do is wide scale murder (yes, I know the actual definition of murder - but what else is it?), simply because "they are delicious".

As far as other types of consumable animal products, I was not brought up this way. This is a late in life recognition and choice, so I do my absolute best to ensure that I am doing better every day in my choices - and at least I register that there is hypocrisy in my journey. All the people screaming how lives matter and then chowing down their KFC, rib eyes, or whatever? Sorry, that's hypocrisy.

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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

This.

And I'll raise you and say no one needs to eat animal products, period.

Need to? Of course not.

Want to, because they're delicious? Absolutely.

Yep, and answer that perpetuates the selfish and entitled paradigm.

You're right. they are delicious. And they also have to DIE for your pleasure.

I hope aliens never invade this planet. You: Please don't eat me. Them: (in a whiny, entitled voice) But you're so delicious, I can't help myself...

And, frankly, this is what makes me so sick of all of the #wokeness. Save all the humans! Every life matters!

Oh, wait, animals? F**k 'em, they're delicious.

Hypocrites.

Ok. I bet you're one of those people who treats her dog better than her actual family members.

Nice deflection... Next.

[Anonymous]

I really hate grilling, and I don't particularly love grilled food cooked by others. Most people underseason and overcook when they're grilling.

[Anonymous]

9 out of 10 macaroni and cheese dishes are bland, rubbery, and not worth the calories.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:9 out of 10 macaroni and cheese dishes are bland, rubbery, and not worth the calories.

Try Alton Brown's stovetop mac and cheese recipe. No baking, no rubbery broken cheese.

[Anonymous]

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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

This.

And I'll raise you and say no one needs to eat animal products, period.

Need to? Of course not.

Want to, because they're delicious? Absolutely.

Yep, and answer that perpetuates the selfish and entitled paradigm.

You're right. they are delicious. And they also have to DIE for your pleasure.

I hope aliens never invade this planet. You: Please don't eat me. Them: (in a whiny, entitled voice) But you're so delicious, I can't help myself...

And, frankly, this is what makes me so sick of all of the #wokeness. Save all the humans! Every life matters!

Oh, wait, animals? F**k 'em, they're delicious.

Hypocrites.

Ok. I bet you're one of those people who treats her dog better than her actual family members.

Nice deflection... Next.

Not a deflection. It's not some crazy mental gymnastics to come to the conclusion that human lives are more valuable than animal lives, although it's obvious that you disagree. And that's fine. Don't want to eat meat? Swell. But it doesn't make me a hypocrite to value a human's life over a pig's.

Next.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American breakfast fare is gross.

Disagree. Also it’s pretty much the same as British. With a few tweaks.

[Anonymous]

Oh goody, the “eating meat is murder” poster is here to kill all the fun. Way to ruin a perfectly good thread.

[Anonymous]

Much of haute/nouvelle cuisine is a trite mess. Give me something delicious and real - Ugly Delicious style - not some precious micro greens tweezered over predictable ingredients swimming in butter.

[Anonymous]

Chocolate mints are gross.

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I really don't like most tomato sauces. I much prefer pasta with brown butter, or just a bit of olive oil, butter, and Parm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American breakfast fare is gross.

Is not. But, hey, that is your opinion. As a European I like American breakfast, just not all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate mints are gross.

Yes! These taste like soap