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lemmy.world

Then there are people who don’t snap pieces off and just bite it across the grooves like some sort of feral creature.

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ttyybbreply
lemmy.world

The correct way is to rotate it 90° then enjoy.

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venusaurreply
lemmy.world

You must take a bite from the middle of a hot dog you savage beast.

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sopuli.xyz

everyone knows the correct way to eat a hotdog is to suck the weiner out and eat it first, then lick the ketchup and other fillings, and toss the bread to avoid carbs

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venusaurreply
lemmy.world

That’s right. I just tell them to put the hot dog in the palm of my hand and pour topping on me so I don’t waste the bread.

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Darkenfolkreply
sh.itjust.works

I just ram a stick through the middle of the hotdog(horizontal ofc) and use the puntured hotdog as a straw for the sauce.

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lemmy.world

I also like to peel an orange and eat it like an apple. Taking a big juicy bite out of three segments at once makes me feel alive.

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lemmy.world

You’re supposed to bite into them lengthwise, like bananas or burritos.

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler /s :::

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lemmy.world

I feel like with people like these the act of consumption is what they enjoy rather than what they are eating, it's more about how much they can eat in one go

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lemmy.world

If it didn't melt and go all sticky at the contact points I would pick up chocolate bars and nibble on them.

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slrpnk.net

The chocolate brand Tony Chocolonely in the Netherlands has uneven pieces. It's to remind us that the world is unfair.

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SirHeryreply
lemmy.world

Yeah, i mean who in their right mind would eat one alone. 👀 In one sitting no less. 🫪

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Honestly their main downside. Especially that big piece that you just cannot break into smaller pieces.

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discuss.online

Sometimes I bite a Kit Kat like this just to be contrary.

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Taste is almost identical, so I would assume "like KitKat" - however I have never spent a second thinking about chocolate quality in chocolate-biscuit-bars.

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Nimareply
leminal.space

heyyy buddy lemme just put this reaaaally comfy white jacket on you! it'll keep you safe like its giving you a hug! 😅

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leminal.space

These are like death bars to me. I can eat a whole jar of nutella, but for some reason whole unprocessed hazelnuts make my throat swell up, go figure.

(I guess I shouldn't complain since nature gifted me pollen allergies on easy mode. I'll never accidentally eat a handful of whole hazelnuts the way someone might accidentally touch a dust fragment particle of shellfish lol)

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Probably because there is so little actual hazelnut in nutella anymore, and the hazelnut that is in nutella has been processed with the skins removed. I think Nutella is ~12% hazelnut, so not a lot.

Probably why you are less reactive to one of the two.

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Joelk111reply
lemmy.world

As someone with pretty severe environmental allergies to dust, pollen, you name it, I'd take that over any food allergy any day.

Now, if allergy shots didn't exist, my story would be very different. I've been getting them for nearly 20 years and they're the only reason I don't have to worry about going outside when I want to.

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So I don't have any allergies to speak of, and I can eat pretty much anything with no heartburn or ill effects--over 40 now, so not a kid, and I do like spicy food. I wonder if I should call a medical research group or something.

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robocallreply
lemmy.world

Interesting. I thought living with tissues in my pocket every moment of the day couldn't be eliminated. I wonder if shots could help me.

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Joelk111reply
lemmy.world

Allergy shots are amazing, I can't reccommend them enough.

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Reminds me of a Veritasium video I saw last week about molecular polymorphism. They spent a good 6 minutes talking about the different forms of crystallization of chocolate and how to solidify it back into form V - the shiny one we usually see after unwrapping it.

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