/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5387175

Except i have, you just don't see it. I blame the parents, really.

>>5387167

You don't need a citation if the word "breeding" is a part of the fucking name. You're manipulating the gene pool if you're purposely breeding things.

>>5387130

I'm watson and crick in a cybernetic body sent from the future. I'm still not wrong.

>>5387116

Yes it does, remember, there is hybridization of plants that naturally are nowhere near each other and would never cross pollinate. As i said, genetic manipulation on a cellular level is just another tool.

>>5387098

In my pants, baby.

Hawaiian spam sliders:

You'll need:

can of spam
shredded sea weed
mayo
teriyaki sauce
soy sauce
brown sugar
course salt
sesame oil

Cut the spam into slider sized squares, then marinate them in teriyaki and soy sauce for an hour.

Get a can of pineapple (or fresh, but canned works better) and blend it until smooth with half the juice in the can.

Season the seaweed with course salt and a sprinkling of brown sugar and a VERY little bit of sesame oil

pour the puree into a bowl and mix with mayo

pan fry the spam slices until fried on both sides and put into hawaiian roll ontop of a layer of seaweed, then put the pineapple mayo sauce on top.

You can substitute many different fruits with the mayo, banana works, pineapple orange guava paste does too. guava's good too.

>>5387086

No, i'm just making a point that orange juice if it's packaged has corn syrup and preservatives in it.

>>5387065

Personally i like making my girlfriend's would be semen go through a microscopic obstetrical course before inject it into her eggs.

>>5387059

It doesn't matter what kind i buy, nearly all of it has corn syrup, they nearly all come from the same sources. Hell, the orange juice you're drinking might be something like six months to a year old. Without the additives and food color and dyes it would look like a grey mess.

>>5387058

I'm just clarifying what he's saying, but he's entirely wrong. Apparently asia's something he's never heard of.

>>5387060

Scientifically, no, there's no difference.

>>5387039

Explain how they're different. As I said brefore, the only difference is the technology involved.

>>5387044

Nearly everything in america if it's processed or made into a juice or drink of some sort has soy or corn in it.

Like that ojay you're drinking? It's got corn syrup, even if the label says it doesn't. Like that burger from a fast food chain? SURPRISE! It has soy in it. It extends even to plastics and containers and cardboard. This stuff is literally everywhere.

>>5386968

There's no taste difference between "organic" and "inorganic." The only thing you're tasting is your wallet being a bit lighter for eating the same fucking food at a higher price.

>>5386958

It's not really about costs so much as it's about real estate. It's cheaper to just farm from other countries and import than it is to go to a place, pay up the ass for tiny plots of land while there's a third world country RIGHT OVER THERE that can't feed itself, so lets give them food and technology as well as make things cheaper for themselves and create a sustainable food economy for that nation. I don't see the downside to GMO crops at all.

>>5386943

Religion?

>>5386912

> dat not understanding what GMO foods actually are

If you eat nearly any brand name food in europe, it's been processed and made in china then shipped and packed in the country it says it's from. If you eat at a fast food restaurant in europe, chances are the meat was grown in china. Welcome to GMO-foodsville, population EVERY EU NATION.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/europe-worries-about-health-hazards-of-cheap-food-from-china-a-861406.html

>>5386903

What the fuck are you even attempting to insinuate? It's like you're arguing with the definition of "the" or "is."

I've never even posted in /pol/, and i'm fairly well known in /ck/.

Because you don't understand how genetics work doesn't mean i'm wrong.

>>5386893

EU has GMO foods. Nearly everything there is genetically modified as well. They don't even have as good a screening system as the US does. They're just easier led and far more likely to follow buzzwords. I mean hell, a goofy shit with a bad haircut and a shitty moustache conquered nearly all of it.

>>5386872

No. The colloquilism of "GMO" stands for gene splicing. Even then, there's no difference between it and hybridization other than the technology involved yields a higher chance of success over just the spray and pray method.

The ACTUAL term refers to any method of genetic engineering such as hybridization, cross breeding, or genetic splicing. If you mix a black person with a white person you get a tan person. NOTHING WAS SPLICED THERE, JUST SOME BLACK GUY/GIRL CUMMING/BEING CUMMED IN BY A WHITE GUY/GIRL. The product of which is genetically modified to gain parts of one side's genetics and another. This is like 1st grade shit, why are you so dense?

>>5386867

I think you might want to actually learn what genetic modification is.

>>5386849

How the fuck did you make that jump in logic? There's been no food fed to humans that is genetically mixed with animals. Hell, animal spliced plants rarely make it past the cellular stages.

>>5386863

There's no difference. You're an idiot if you put a line between the two saying they're different. The only difference is the technology involved in genetic splicing and hybridization. They're the same fucking thing.

>>5386843

No. Genetic Modification began when plants started hybridization. This includes pre-man.

Classical plant breeding is INDEED what genetic modifcation is. If you think otherwise, you're a fucking idiot who doesn't understand the basics of genetics.