Usually in Europe you can get away with having only one thing on the menu, which would be fries. Took a trip to the capitol of the land of the french fries - Brussles, Belgium once, probably one of the most annoying trips I've ever had.
The best fries are made with duck fat. Sorry, it's true. They are fucking delicious. It will make you ask "is this a normal potato?" They are that good and beyond.
The best fries are the best ones you can have depending on your diet, and in this case a working brain with morality and ethics.
You're being a shit for no reason, your comment is the same as the idiots who go into vegan communities and ppst about how good bacon is. It's real fucking childish and dumb.
No, it's childish and dumb to take a comment about food like it's an attack on someone's personal choices around what they eat. I was literally just talking about my favorite way to make fries.
I mean yeah, wrong place for engagement, but if one loves something so much, why don't share it? Better than gate keeping. In this comment, at least, he wasn't criticizing or shaming veganism, so I'll defend his (even if morally questionable) standpoint.
I think this is a weirdly defensive take. I went vegan for about one year (20'years ago): primarily for health reasons (also ditched drugs & alcohol and started exercising.) I felt great and while I did not continue beyond the year, it did change my relationship with and understanding of food. I fully support people to make whatever dietary choices they wish, for whatever reason they wish.
Taste is clearly subjective, but humans are biologically predisposed to find certain molecules more pleasurable to consume than others. Some textures are also more desirable. Potatoes can be enjoyed in many forms, but unlike a carrot do not lend themselves to being enjoyed raw. Cooked foods usually include the introduction of fats, particularly when frying. I propose that the complexity of animal fats, to the human organism, is an objectively superior culinary experience.
As far as health and morality, especially in the context of factory raised animals and highly processed foods, veganism can be more healthy, moral, and still enjoyable.
But denying the simple nature of the food chemistry seems more unreasonable (outside of a vegan/vegetarian specific forum) than recognizing the superior taste of frying starches in animal fat.
Dog penises are actually delicuous. You have to rip tgem off the animals fresh. The dog will bleed out, don't worry about that thing. You'll ask: is that a normal penis? They are that good and everyone sgould eat them.
This is why no one takes Vegans seriously. Like, I don't really have a problem with being Vegan. I actually respect it. But, do you honestly feel like comments like this do anything to help people understand the cruelty? Seriously. Because it just makes you sound like a crazy person. It doesn't do anything to help your cause when you respond like this to someone talking about how they like to cook fries.
It's a breakfast dish from the southeastern US. Like many of our dishes, it's just a way to stretch calories using cheap ingredients. You cook a few pieces of sausage in a skillet then use the oil, some butter, and flour to make a light roux which you break up the sausage into. Serve gravy over southern style biscuits.
Yeah I know what a biscuit is. Is what Americans call cookies, that's not what's pictured apparently contains sausage which in the matrix space of "what is a cookie* is off on a distant planet in another galaxy.
What do you do with drippings? There’s a lot of juice and bits that accumulate when you cook a piece of meat that isn’t pure enough to use as frying fat, does it just get wasted?
I mean that's just one form of gravy, you can use any gravy really. The pictured gravy is more popular in southern states, I think it has sausage in it and I am not sure what the base is, probably like a milk roux.
Fleshlights. Ok, but I know that I don't really read whatever that actually says because of the color issues you soooo poorly constructed that meme around...
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I already live without all of these except the fries.
Ditto. I miss eggs.
As a leftist vegan, I could probably only eat the 8 fries anyways.
HA! They are fried in lard!
Usually in Europe you can get away with having only one thing on the menu, which would be fries. Took a trip to the capitol of the land of the french fries - Brussles, Belgium once, probably one of the most annoying trips I've ever had.
As a vegan, how do you feel about eating the rich?
Do you know where they've been? Compost the rich.
Do you know what heavy metals are in them? Mix them in with the depleted uranium hexafluoride and bury them under a mountain.
Bioconcentration. /nod
I strongly believe hoarding wealth and/or power is consent so...
The best fries are made with duck fat. Sorry, it's true. They are fucking delicious. It will make you ask "is this a normal potato?" They are that good and beyond.
Facts.
I'll surely take your word on that one.
The best fries are the best ones you can have depending on your diet, and in this case a working brain with morality and ethics.
You're being a shit for no reason, your comment is the same as the idiots who go into vegan communities and ppst about how good bacon is. It's real fucking childish and dumb.
No, it's childish and dumb to take a comment about food like it's an attack on someone's personal choices around what they eat. I was literally just talking about my favorite way to make fries.
I mean yeah, wrong place for engagement, but if one loves something so much, why don't share it? Better than gate keeping. In this comment, at least, he wasn't criticizing or shaming veganism, so I'll defend his (even if morally questionable) standpoint.
I think this is a weirdly defensive take. I went vegan for about one year (20'years ago): primarily for health reasons (also ditched drugs & alcohol and started exercising.) I felt great and while I did not continue beyond the year, it did change my relationship with and understanding of food. I fully support people to make whatever dietary choices they wish, for whatever reason they wish.
Taste is clearly subjective, but humans are biologically predisposed to find certain molecules more pleasurable to consume than others. Some textures are also more desirable. Potatoes can be enjoyed in many forms, but unlike a carrot do not lend themselves to being enjoyed raw. Cooked foods usually include the introduction of fats, particularly when frying. I propose that the complexity of animal fats, to the human organism, is an objectively superior culinary experience.
As far as health and morality, especially in the context of factory raised animals and highly processed foods, veganism can be more healthy, moral, and still enjoyable.
But denying the simple nature of the food chemistry seems more unreasonable (outside of a vegan/vegetarian specific forum) than recognizing the superior taste of frying starches in animal fat.
Dog penises are actually delicuous. You have to rip tgem off the animals fresh. The dog will bleed out, don't worry about that thing. You'll ask: is that a normal penis? They are that good and everyone sgould eat them.
Example of specieism right there, good job mr. philosopher!
This is why no one takes Vegans seriously. Like, I don't really have a problem with being Vegan. I actually respect it. But, do you honestly feel like comments like this do anything to help people understand the cruelty? Seriously. Because it just makes you sound like a crazy person. It doesn't do anything to help your cause when you respond like this to someone talking about how they like to cook fries.
name checks out.
The hell is biscuits and gravy?
Butter/ savory scones, with thick sausage roux. Quite tasty, and cheap
It's a breakfast dish from the southeastern US. Like many of our dishes, it's just a way to stretch calories using cheap ingredients. You cook a few pieces of sausage in a skillet then use the oil, some butter, and flour to make a light roux which you break up the sausage into. Serve gravy over southern style biscuits.
Angry 'Murican downvoted you. I have no idea either.
I mean the name is pretty self explanatory, I have never had them but wasn't confused. Do you know what biskets are? Do you know what gravy is?
Yeah I know what a biscuit is. Is what Americans call cookies, that's not what's pictured apparently contains sausage which in the matrix space of "what is a cookie* is off on a distant planet in another galaxy.
What Americans call cookies, others call biscuits. American biscuits are flaky pastry. Biscuits and gravy is an excellent hearty breakfast for cheap.
So is this American biscuits or other biscuits?
This dish is made with American Biscuits, you would probably call them savory/ butter scones.
Biscuits are stuff like digestives, or jammy dodgers or bourbon biscuits. Gravy is bistro granules.
Scones are what they’re called.
What do you do with drippings? There’s a lot of juice and bits that accumulate when you cook a piece of meat that isn’t pure enough to use as frying fat, does it just get wasted?
They get added too.
So gravy’s the same thing, just with a shortcut?
Yeah, this isnt exactly health food. But it tasts wonderful
We know what gravy is and it's not whatever that in the picture is.
I mean that's just one form of gravy, you can use any gravy really. The pictured gravy is more popular in southern states, I think it has sausage in it and I am not sure what the base is, probably like a milk roux.
American gravy is wallpaper paste.
I mean I can't eat the eggs or shrimp regardless...
i mean biscuits & gravy is a strong contender
Scones and gluck.
"gluck"? Really?
Are you so uncultured that you don't know what a roux is?
Flour and water are a lot of things. I don't call them gravy.
Buddy, brown gravy (the stuff you posh types insist is the only gravy that exists) is literally flour, fat, and broth. You literally do call it gravy.
I cannot live without eating the middle one. I can do without any of the others.
Fleshlights. Ok, but I know that I don't really read whatever that actually says because of the color issues you soooo poorly constructed that meme around...
What the fuck are you going on about?
What the picture, in the middle, looks like.
Are you visually impaired? It is clearly a pig's head in a top hat smoking a cigar.
Ok, what's the difference?