/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12433131]

Post examples of regional differences in the "same" product

[Anonymous No.12433132]

[Anonymous No.12433135]

[Anonymous No.12433145]

[Anonymous No.12433147]

>HFCS

Inferior low fructose alternatives must be resisted.

[Anonymous No.12433157]

>>12433135
>>12433145
All those establishment are awful on both sides of the atlantic. Maybe they should just stop visiting them.

[Anonymous No.12433171]

>>12433157
from what i heard, in USA its hard to find a restaurant thats not from a chain
is this true? in spain its the opposite

[Anonymous No.12433196]

>>12433171
>in USA its hard to find a restaurant thats not from a chain
that's not true at all

[Anonymous No.12433210]

>>12433196
well ive been told from an american that all the restaurants in his area are chains except for some bbq places
maybe it varies

[Anonymous No.12433234]

>>12433210
In my town, there's just more billboards for them.

There's a Subway, McDonalds, Burgerking, and Pizza Hut, oh and a Dairy Queen. Pizza Hut and Dairy Queen are constantly on the verge of shutting down, with Pizza Hut not being able to hire managers. Oh and there's a Taco Bell with no staff because they've abused staff for so long no one will work there.

However, downtown there's 3 independent Chinese places 2 cafes, 2 family restaurants, 1 vintage themed restaurant at the railway station, 2 pubs that are more restaurant than bar, etc.

[Anonymous No.12433237]

>>12433131
Guess the main difference is the sugar vs hfcs & corn syrup. The rest are just a difference in naming.

[Anonymous No.12433245]

>>12433234
well for comparison, in my 22k population small "city", theres like 6 fast food restaurants, but only one is a chain (Telepizza), and like 2 dozens restaurants and bars that are independent

[Anonymous No.12433255]

>>12433171
not even remotely true haha

[Anonymous No.12433256]

>Food babe

dropped

[Anonymous No.12433287]

If British food is so much healthier than why are your obesity rates practically comparable to ours? I heard your portions sizes are pretty small, too, so must be getting a lot.

[Anonymous No.12433290]

>>12433145
That last one shouldn't count, the US has way better krispy kreme donuts.

[Anonymous No.12433303]

>>12433287
brits diet has shitloads of meat because their country is a sterile cold shithole that can't grow vegetables

[Anonymous No.12433326]

>>12433287

Cheap unhealthy shit still exists over here, but we just have higher food standards

[Anonymous No.12433327]

>>12433171
Nope, wrong.

[Anonymous No.12433390]

>>12433245
There are likely more fast food places in any given American city, but I've never lived anywhere it was difficult to find independent restaurants, and I've moved around a lot

[Anonymous No.12433397]

>>12433132
>strawberries & cream
>no strawberries at all
pottery

[Anonymous No.12433417]

>>12433303
>Can't grow vegetables
are you being retarded on purpose?
>>12433287
We drink more beer, but we still have lower obesity rates.

[Anonymous No.12433431]

>>12433131
>>12433132
>>12433135
>>12433145
>foodbabe
I too take all my nutrition advice from bored housewife bloggers

[Anonymous No.12433452]

>>12433397
Yeah I'm laughing at that too.
>Strawberries & Cream
>apples dyed red
Who the fuck allowed this?

[Anonymous No.12433469]

[Anonymous No.12433476]

DAE AMERICA BAD? XD

[Anonymous No.12433487]

>>12433234
I feel like you don't think that's a lot of chains

[Anonymous No.12433497]

>>12433487
I feel like you didn't read the post I responded to.

[Anonymous No.12433500]

>>12433131

[Anonymous No.12433505]

>>12433497
I feel like you don't think that's irrelevant

[Anonymous No.12433508]

>>12433171
dumbest shit iv ever read
>>12433131
>>12433132
based, americans get more ingredients for less money
>>12433135
yeah this isnt true anymore

[Anonymous No.12433512]

>>12433135
Did you know that they also use WATER?
WATER is used widely in the construction industry as a basic ingredient in CONCRETE

[Anonymous No.12433513]

>>12433417
go to any tesco
90% of their vegetables come from spic countries

[Anonymous No.12433520]

>>12433287
Alcohol plus drunk food (pork scratchings, kebabs, fried shit)

[Anonymous No.12433529]

>itt: americans concerned about shit the EU solved decades ago

[Anonymous No.12433531]

>>12433171
What is this map supposed to illustrate? Looks totally retarded/wrong
t. angry amerilard

[Anonymous No.12433610]

>>12433431
well this place is just reddit lite now so are you honestly surprised

[Anonymous No.12433617]

OH SAY CAN YOU SEE

[Anonymous No.12433716]

>>12433287
Alcohol.
We fucking love booze.
I eat once a day but have a mean beer/whiskey/wine/general alcohol belly.

[Anonymous No.12433729]

>>12433131
DUDE CORN SUBSIDIES LMAO

[Anonymous No.12433747]

>>12433512
wtf how have they been pushing water as healthy for so long this has to stop

[Anonymous No.12433786]

>>12433171
>from what i heard, in USA its hard to find a restaurant thats not from a chain
>is this true?
It depends on where you are in the country.

If you're in New York City, for example, you're more likely to find a small, independent restaurant than a nationally known chain. (Not including things like McDonalds and Starbucks)

But when you're driving across the vastness of the US, you'll find common chains (Applebees, Chilis, TGIFridays, etc) along the highways since travelers prefer mediocre, predictable food. At a Chilis, you always know what you're getting and, after driving nine hours, you're not in the mood for a surprise.

But even in those areas, once you get off the highway and get into the towns, you find local places again.

[Anonymous No.12433789]

>>12433145
>Clean pure white "organic" milk
vs
>Dirty, evil, black "Monsanto Milk"

[Anonymous No.12433794]

>>12433145
>Americans literally get more stuff for their money
Get fucked Englishman

[Anonymous No.12433796]

>>12433326
>but we just have higher food standards
This. The FDA in America is owned by the food megacorporations, so they're allowed to sell you poison and tell you it's perfectly safe.
In the rest of the western world, food purity laws exist and are rigorously enforced.

[Anonymous No.12433799]

>>12433789
In Monsanto's defense, they needed to modify the milk since, as the American population gets browner, it's also losing its ability to digest natural cow's milk.

[Anonymous No.12433827]

>>12433500
Classic

[Anonymous No.12433830]

>>12433469
>Ew! Icky bits!
Have you had it? Shit’s tasty af.

[Anonymous No.12433865]

>>12433131
literally the same product with the same ingredients but UK doesn't have truth in labeling laws. look it up.

[Anonymous No.12433869]

>>12433786
>after driving nine hours, you're not in the mood for a surprise
Speak for yourself tastelet

[Anonymous No.12433870]

>>12433131
Maybe they're really the same, but the US version is more honest?

[Anonymous No.12433874]

>>12433132
not same product.

>>12433171
lol, no. we have access to so much more than you in your semi third world country

[Anonymous No.12433877]

>>12433870
nope, it wouldnt get through EU regulations if its not honest
they're more strict about food safety in EU

[Anonymous No.12433887]

>>12433500
>starwipe
gets me every time

[Anonymous No.12433891]

>>12433877
nope, ours is more truthful. it's the same product.

[Anonymous No.12433898]

>>12433131
Don't worry once we leave the EU you can sell us all the chlorinated chicken and HFCS you want. Oh boy it's gonna be so great

[Anonymous No.12433902]

>>12433891
its the "same" product with different ingredients you doofus
its in fact the same branding, but a different product

[Anonymous No.12433913]

>>12433171
If you are driving town to town you will only ever see chains. Once you get to a city, you'll find restaurants. Of course you'll find restaurants, have you not ever watched Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA?

[Anonymous No.12433923]

>>12433287
It's not just Alcohol our kids are fed like shit because the parenting here is very shit.

[Anonymous No.12433929]

>>12433902
the ingredients are the same. the UK allows stuff like HFCS listed as "sugar"

we can also buy the version right next to the normal heinz which has real sugar and no added anything whatsoever. every product has a version like this now and we have vastly more food purchasing power than you do, meaning we can get the "improved" version for less than your equivalent.

[Anonymous No.12433937]

>>12433131
Is this some Frenchman trolling or do they literally say Union European?

[Anonymous No.12433949]

>>12433929
>the UK allows stuff like HFCS listed as "sugar"

Well, that's not true.

[Anonymous No.12433979]

>>12433929
>the UK allows stuff like HFCS listed as "sugar"
source?

[Anonymous No.12434164]

>>12433929
>the ingredients are the same. the UK allows stuff like HFCS listed as "sugar"
do you think the corn laws still exist or something lel
the lack of corn subsidies as compared to the US means its not competitive in a taste or economic sense to use HFCS

[Anonymous No.12434188]

>>12433789
Wow I thought the UK wasn't supposed to be racist.

[Anonymous No.12434212]

>>12434164
bruh absolutely everything in the UK uses HFCS just like in america

you dont grow sugar, you get it shipped over, HFCS is more economical to ship

[Anonymous No.12434218]

>>12433131
THANKS CORN LOBBY

[Anonymous No.12434265]

>>12434212
Outside of North American produced food it's actually not in that common, because we don't have the massive import taxes on sugar and massive subsidies of corn production that make it cheaper to use HFCS in food production.

But, if it is present in the UK you may see it labelled as Glucose-Fructose Syrup, or Fructose-Glucose Syrup. Or possibly isoglucose. Never as sugar

[Anonymous No.12434281]

>>12434218
>On September 14, 2010, The Corn Refiners Association applied for permission to use the name "corn sugar" in place of high fructose corn syrup on food labels for products sold in the United States. According to a press release, "Consumers need to know what is in their foods and where their foods come from and we want to be clear with them," said CRA president Audrae Erickson. "The term 'corn sugar' succinctly and accurately describes what this natural ingredient is and where it comes from – corn."

>TIME stated that the CRA's decision to change the name of HFCS was because HFCS had such a bad reputation.[11] In response to the proposed name change, The New York Times ran an article asking nutrition experts what they would suggest as appropriate names for HFCS. Three of the five experts recommended alternate names, including Michael Pollan who suggested "enzymatically altered corn glucose". Dr Andrew Weil recommended not changing from HFCS, calling the term Corn sugar "too vague" and the CRA's attempt to change HFCS's name "Orwellian". However Dr Barry Popkin felt that "corn sugar" was an appropriate term.[12][13]

>On May 31, 2012, the Food and Drug Administration ultimately rejected the name change.[14]

official power levels: israeli lobbyists > corn lobbyists > banks > common people

[Anonymous No.12434343]

>>12434265
its cheaper to use hfcs in food because of transportation. it has nothing to do with the subsidies and certainly nothing to do with import taxes, we don't import agriproducts

[Anonymous No.12434363]

>>12433929
There is literally no reason to use HFCS outside the US
Sugar isnt used because the US sugar lobby got tariffs on imported sugar that made it too expensive to use. Sugar is significantly cheaper thsn HFCS elsewhere in the world

[Anonymous No.12434384]

>>12434363
we
dont
import
sugar

HFCS is used because it's cheaper to transport

you are wrong and I am right I wrote a research paper on this

HFCS also doesn't matter whatsoever it is metabolically identical to sugar and many people prefer the taste, it's a completley moot argument

[Anonymous No.12434393]

>>12434384
>i am right

[Anonymous No.12434432]

>>12433131
You realize that corn syrup is sugar, right? And Tomato concentrate is tomato, and distilled vinegar is spirit vinegar, and onion powder and natural flavorings are herb extracts and spice

'This is the same shit

[Anonymous No.12434442]

>>12434432
OP's pic is retarded. I normally get the darker ketchup and it does taste less sweet and more vinegary but the one on the left is just in a different bottle. The bad ketchup are made for fast food joints and have extra preservatives.

[Anonymous No.12434447]

>>12433131

[Anonymous No.12434450]

>>12433469
I fucking love chorizo, even soyrizo is (shockingly) redpilled af

[Anonymous No.12434464]

>>12434442
>The bad ketchup are made for fast food joints and have extra preservatives
This doesn't make much sense, fast food joints fly through ketchup way more quickly than home consumers. There is absolutely no reason they would pay for extra preservatives

[Anonymous No.12434492]

>>12434464
Because darker ketchup is a sign the ketchup is oxidizing (going bad).
I actually googled the difference between ketchup stuff and apparently a lot of ketchup is darker nowadays than it used to because they use a different dye for it.

[Anonymous No.12434523]

>>12433131
>food babe
Jesus chirst, why do women pay attention to pseudo scienc eanti-vax anti-gmo, never taken a chemistry class bullshit like this

[Anonymous No.12434537]

>>12433171
wtf is this map?

[Anonymous No.12434539]

>>12433326

Not for long when Daddy Donny bends you over in the post-brexit trade deal. British food regs are going to be radically reshaped.

[Anonymous No.12434697]

>>12433131

[Anonymous No.12434923]

>>12434384
Sugar isnt imported because of sugar tariffs. HFCS is not cheaper to transport or produce compared to global sugar prices.
You're a retarded pseud and talking out of your ass.

[Anonymous No.12434930]

>>12434432
>corn syrup is sugar
Fuck off shill

[Anonymous No.12434994]

>>12433131
The truth is that the no-sugar added version is the superior one in both countries.

[Anonymous No.12435068]

>>12433210
Those are called flyovers and even then they will have local burgers, Asian, and Mexican spots. Most Americans are just incredibly lazy and complacent and put no effort into scoping out local spots. In cities there's majority nonchain

[Anonymous No.12435191]

>>12433131
>>12433132
>>12433135
>>12433145
>>12433171
>>12433469
do americans really..hmm ok

[Anonymous No.12435292]

>>12434923
we
don't
import
sugar
we
grow
everything
america
is
the
worlds
chief
agriculture
exporter

[Anonymous No.12435311]

>>12433171
it depends where you live but not really.

[Anonymous No.12435320]

>>12434923
corn has certain subsidies so it definitely is cheaper than other crops for sugar

[Anonymous No.12435413]

Nice disguised anti-american thread
How's the nanny state going for you

[Anonymous No.12435422]

>>12435292
And yet you can't export HFCS. Weird, right?

[Anonymous No.12435472]

>>12433131
Heinz sells an organic version of their ketchup with actual sugar instead of HFCS, tried both side by side, sugar version tastes a lot better than HFCS version which has a flat sweet taste.
>>12433210
>>12433171
Dead wrong.

[Anonymous No.12435513]

>>12433171
Well, yes, and no. Or rather, no, and yes. You see the thing is, it's stupid easy to find a non-chain restaurant basically anywhere in America. But there's no real advantage to it, because there's a 95% chance they get all their product from a mass distributor like Sysco or Roma, and the ingredients are just as prepackaged and processed as anything you'd get at a chain restaurant.

It's best not to point that out, this scares and angers the American. The realization that their favorite local pizzeria is just as soulless and premade as Domino's, and serves a product identical to 10,000 other restaurants, sends them into a frenzy, even though they know damn well they never have or never will see the proprietor of their bespoke pizzeria loading a bunch of pallets of fresh tomatoes in the bed of his truck at the farmer's market, or stocking up on cheese and meat at the butchers. They can't accept that their beloved hole-in-the-wall Chinese place is not better than PF Chang's, and their favorite Mexican place is not demonstrably better than Chipotle/Qdoba's in any way.

[Anonymous No.12435519]

>>12435422
lel

[Anonymous No.12435553]

>>12433171
Completely and utterly false.

[Anonymous No.12435602]

>>12433171
A quality non-chain restaurant can be difficult to find in flyover states and the deep south. In places like that you drive into town, and it's just chain after chain lined up down the road with lines out the door for a fancy night out at Red Lobster. I didn't find that was an issue when living or visiting California, Las Vegas, Chicago, New York, Connecticut, New England in general, Denver or Virginia.

[Anonymous No.12435605]

>>12435602
commiefornian bitch complaining about the heart and soul of our great nation, enjoy paying 25% more for avocados faggot

[Anonymous No.12435608]

>>12435513
>even though they know damn well they never have or never will see the proprietor of their bespoke pizzeria loading a bunch of pallets of fresh tomatoes in the bed of his truck at the farmer's market

do you really think this? amazing

[Anonymous No.12435618]

>>12434537
BS

[Anonymous No.12435637]

>>12435608
And here we go, the fright and anger, and subsequent denial. Look, your favorite local pizzeria, Mario's Pizza or whatever, it's owned by a dude named Saul Mandelbaum and he gets all his sauce in gallon cans of concentrate from Sysco or Roma. You will never see his Hebrew ass coming from the farmer's market with the bed of his F-150 loaded with fresh tomatoes so he can make his sauce in-house. That doesn't fucking happen. Deal with it.

[Anonymous No.12435638]

>>12435605
I've never lived in California, but I've visited several different areas and found great food every time. As far as living somewhere, I really don't care about what restaurants are available since I'd rather cook at home.

[Anonymous No.12436023]

>>12435472
What's the
>"Natural Flavoring"
?

[Anonymous No.12436025]

>>12436023
Low fructose corn syrup.

[Anonymous No.12436031]

>>12433874
>flyover seething this hard

[Anonymous No.12436036]

>>12434281
>CRA plan to change it to Orwellian

wtf were they smoking

[Anonymous No.12436049]

>>12435513
>comparing mexican food to chipotle/qdoba

those aren't even real Mexican food you dumbass. The meat aren't even close to the same.

[Anonymous No.12436050]

>>12433171
what the HECK is this map? i live in WA and am fairly certain there are no jersey mikes in my state, or for that matter, any surrounding state

[Anonymous No.12436084]

>UK version is still called 'ketchup'

[Anonymous No.12436090]

>>12436084
What do you want us to call it? "Red stuff"?

[Anonymous No.12436097]

>>12436090
americanised zoomer

[Anonymous No.12436114]

>>12434384
https://www.cbi.eu/market-information/honey-sweeteners/raw-cane-sugar

>The United Kingdom is the leading market for raw cane sugar in Europe, with a long history of importing and processing raw cane sugar.

[Anonymous No.12436205]

>>12433131
This thread would really make me appreciate being English, but you know. Grooming gangs and people crying in the streets just because your president is here for a diplomatic visit to strengthen our relationship and offer support to us.

[Anonymous No.12436272]

>>12436090
tomato paste

[Anonymous No.12436282]

>>12436090
We just call it tomato sauce in Australia and I think the UK does too.

[Anonymous No.12436292]

>>12433131
LIVING IN YOUR HEADS RENT FREE

[Anonymous No.12436295]

>It's another Yuro seethe thread

[Anonymous No.12436296]

>CHEMICUL BAD
>CANT SPELL NAME SO BAD

[Anonymous No.12436307]

>>12433877
>EU

big yikes

[Anonymous No.12436313]

>>12434523
>antivax, antigmo

but that's good

[Anonymous No.12436322]

>>12433171
Not at all, in almost every town you can probably at the bare minimum find a sort of non-chain affiliated diner-style restaurant and that's just the bare minimum. Chinese, Mexican, and pizza joints are also fairly common.

[Anonymous No.12436329]

>>12433171
Not true, but I could see it being the case in flyover areas. What is true though is that a sizable amount of the population only eats at major chains when they eat out.

[Anonymous No.12436334]

>>12436295
>anime reaction image on a cooking board
>"obsessed" "seething"
just the typical MAGApede lads

[Anonymous No.12436363]

>>12433131
Don't worry bong. After brexit when you're dependent on a "Big, new beautiful trade deal - really big! Beautiful, really!" with your overlord, the US of Israel to avoid starvation, you too will learn to love a lot of food style products like the one on the left.

[Anonymous No.12436372]

>>12433135
> US Subway had a fat pedo fronting it
> UK had no pedo, just shit food

[Anonymous No.12436379]

>>12436363
>freedom from EU regulations on banana shapes

sounds good to me

[Anonymous No.12436384]

>>12436379
You realize that these regulations only exist because companies pushed for them, right? They won't go away just because you leave.
Not to mention that most cucumbers are imported anyway, so they're still produced according to EU standards.

[Anonymous No.12436391]

>>12436114
>>The United Kingdom is the leading market for raw cane sugar in Europe, with a long history of importing and processing raw cane sugar.
Because they planted the sugar cane in the pirate islands they used to own at some point in history (barbados, jamaica, windward and leeward isles).

Hence the whole thing with rum, the royal navy, and pirates.

>yo ho ho and a bottle of muh mount faggot rum
lmao

[Anonymous No.12436521]

>hfcs

[Anonymous No.12436609]

>>12435513
You've hit it on the head. Sourcing your base ingredients is such a rare thing there's a whole cottage niche of farm-to-table restaurants that can upcharge their menu for the """"luxury"""" of a meal made from ingredients not grown on a factory farm and shipped by a (multi?)national distribution conglomerate.

[Anonymous No.12436652]

>>12435513
This is mostly true in Flyoverland, USA but in cities where real people live it’s easy to find restaurants that make shit from scratch.

[Anonymous No.12436665]

>>12433469
Wait do they list salivary glands and lymph nodes to warn consumers that they’re included with normal pork or is it ONLY glands and nodes?

[Anonymous No.12436697]

>>12433865
Bullshit. They don’t have HFCS in Europe, you dolt.

[Anonymous No.12436713]

>>12434212
I went past a sugar factory in England on Sunday, you fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.12436738]

>>12434212
stop making shit up dumbfuck

[Anonymous No.12436739]

>>12433131
USA
>patented octagonal multi-pour technology
>handcrafted by iron forging artisans in Portland, Oregon
>wound from 300 series stainless steel rod stock >hand polished to high luster

UK
>not patented
>mass produced
>unpolished filth

[Anonymous No.12437137]

>>12433171
>in spain its opposite
get the fuck outta here i been to spain 6 times,theres chains everywhere even in shit cities like oviedo and gijon

[Anonymous No.12437167]

>>12436739
EH YOU GOT A LOICENSE FOR THAT PAN?

[Anonymous No.12437183]

>>12433131
Buy organic ketchup to get real ketchup, it's only like $1.50

[Anonymous No.12437195]

>>12436379

>believing the daily mail

We'll all be glad when the bongs fuck off and start sucking at the American hormonal tit

[Anonymous No.12437207]

>>12433171
It depends where you live. Really big cities and older parts of the country tend to have few chains. Newer areas and smaller towns have many more chains. The local restaurants are usually shit as well

[Anonymous No.12437219]

>>12436665
> is it ONLY glands and nodes?

No, there's also fat from pork cheeks

[Anonymous No.12437225]

>>12433303
We got turnips n parsnips by the grozwold me olde septic.

[Anonymous No.12437317]

>>12433131
>>12433132
>>12433135
>>12433145
>believing what labels say

[Anonymous No.12437423]

>>12433513
http://www.lovebritishfood.co.uk/british-food-and-drink/fruit-and-vegetables
There's a few.

> spic countries
Is this /pol/ speak for Spain?
We do import a lot of food from the continent but that's because of the wide consumer palate. It's hardly a wasteland on our fields.

[Anonymous No.12437464]

>>12437207
>Really big cities and older parts of the country tend to have few chains
Oh my man I don't know how to break this to you but places like NYC, Boston, and Philly probably have the same amount if not more chains than smaller cities, they just also have better restaurants.

[Anonymous No.12437485]

>>12436739
You can see OPs reflection on the pan

[Anonymous No.12437684]

>>12433287
for a variety of reasons:
1 - they drink more
2 - parenting in the uk is very bad and school cafeteria serve the cheapest shit available which is heavily processed
3 - cheap unhealthy food exists and is even cheaper and more omnipresent

[Anonymous No.12437698]

>>12433937
union européenne
that's how french sentence structure works

[Anonymous No.12437765]

>>12433937
Spanish: Union Europea
French: Union Européenne
Italian: Unione europea
Portuguese: União Européiar

[Anonymous No.12437800]

>>12433531
>>12434537
>>12436050
The map is supposed to represent the fastest growing fast food chains by state.

[Anonymous No.12438181]

>>12434930
Not the anon you replied to but that anon is right. HFCS is sugar. The only problem with HFCS is Amerilards started putting it in everything because it's cheap. That and your average American doesn't have any tastebuds except for "sweet" due to drinking coke since they were 5 years old. If companies hadn't spent the last 30 years putting it in things that didn't need to be sweetened, then nobody would even care about it.

[Anonymous No.12438231]

>>12433500
>British Kitchen Nightmares
>gordon and chef sitting in kitchen with plate of food, no music
>look, no one's buying your food, so clearly something's wrong
>maybe the problem's with them, the customers, aye?
>the customers? no no, the problem isn't the customers, it's that your food's shit
>it's not shit
>yes, it's shit
>no innae
>mate, it's fucking shit, but we can turn this around, you just gotta accept it
>chef sighs, shaking his head
>fine, maybe you're right

>American Kitchen Nightmares
>DUN DUN DUN DUN WOOOOOSH
>gordon in dark kitchen with orange lighting
>jumpcuts between him and chef and staff
>RIGHT, you-LOT have got - SOME serious problems
>dialogue cutting
>YOUR FOOD *beep* SUCKS, YOUR CHEFS SUCK, IT'S ALL *beep* AWFUL
>duuWAAAAAAAAAH grinding scrape noise over plate of food
>IT COULD KILL SOMEONE
>black and white footage of customer coughing while eating
>doooWAAAAAAH scraping screech
>cut to restaurant employee alone
>man i could cook if it weren't for these *beep*
>WOOOSH jump cut to black and white footage of employee staring angrily at another
>zoom in on employee's face after jump cutting back
>these people can't make food for *beep*
>dooooWAAAAAh screech back to room

[Anonymous No.12438251]

>>12433171
That’s true along major highways, at all the rest stops and usually the major exits. Mostly just because travelers are just looking for something familiar and safe. Kind of the same when you get to those over built Shopping Mall/strip mall retail outlet areas.
Most every town, city and suburb is gonna have it’s own independent places.

[Anonymous No.12438804]

>>12437423
all local vegetables i saw when i was in britain and ireland were some potatoes and berries. everything else, and i mean EVERYTHING, was imported.

[Anonymous No.12438990]

>>12433131
This is why I shop at whole Foods and not shitty grocery stores.
Whole Foods will have options that weren't made in a laboratory

[Anonymous No.12438993]

>>12433145
I need to see a citation on the donut one

[Anonymous No.12439012]

>>12436023
MSG

[Anonymous No.12439026]

>>12433210
I love this. America is a huge country with 325 million people in it and you're taking the word of a single person as a universal fact

[Anonymous No.12439032]

>>12434212
embarrassing

[Anonymous No.12439039]

>>12434343
You would definitely import agriproducts if it weren't for subsidies and import taxes. Stop deluding yourself.

[Anonymous No.12439041]

>>12433131
fixed

[Anonymous No.12439087]

>>12436023
Could literally be anything

[Anonymous No.12439092]

>>12439041
britbongs on suicidwatch
t. asspaniard

[Anonymous No.12439097]

>>12433131
>sugar
do brit fats really do this?

[Anonymous No.12439108]

>>12439092
t.germanoid mad at looser bongs.
Try to fight US but that chance is gone a long time ago

[Anonymous No.12439109]

>>12439092
Britbongs got scotland and wales under their control. Meanwhile spain still cant their basques and catalans to shut up and suck madrids dick

[Anonymous No.12439119]

>>12439108
do it again bomber harris

[Anonymous No.12439124]

>>12433287
Munchies boxes, fookin loosh

[Anonymous No.12439128]

>>12439109
we'll teach them about our democratic and peacful values...
by force
fact is spain should look something like the german countries, where its austria, liechestein, germany...
but spain was strong so they were never able to split off

[Anonymous No.12439133]

>>12439128
portugal slipped away and you never were able to take them back. Also austria couldve joined if they didnt fuck up twice and had the entire world demand they stay apart.

[Anonymous No.12439177]

>>12439119
Enjoy your Butterknife :3
Getting a Döner right now, you can wait for your permission for leaving your house

[Anonymous No.12439179]

>>12439133
spain is more of a nations of nations yeah
in fact the name "españa" was originally just used for the bunch of christian kingdoms in the peninsula, the spains (portugal included)
if you look at classic spanish stereotypes, they are all about the center-south of the country, while in the north they play bagpipes like scots or in the east they have paella and catalan stuff

[Anonymous No.12439198]

>>12439179
great britain's flag literally is 3 flags superimposed over eachother. France also consisted of powerful vassal states but those were subdued over time when the centralisation process took place. Spain, even when it managed to unite early when the crown of aragon (which united catalan and valencia) and the crown of castille (which had leon and toledo) merged during the iberian wedding, didnt manage to push through centralization enough for the regional peoples to consider others as their own.

[Anonymous No.12439218]

>>12439109
>>12439119
Cant wait until the Bongs cant enter 4chan.
That day will come and /ck/ gets a better board without garbage food

[Anonymous No.12439222]

>>12439218
im dutch

our food isnt much better.

[Anonymous No.12439251]

>>12439222
Nothing against dutch food. Have some class and dont see every /ck/ucks as retards.
Every Dutch I meet was friendly and redpilled (possible my luck). God bless them

[Anonymous No.12439258]

>>12439251
>Nothing against dutch food.
what food. Its either potatoes, meat and some cabbage. Or deep fried. Thank god we colonized the indies for some food.

[Anonymous No.12439276]

>>12439258
But you have a taste for good food. Bongs have no taste and no chance to create something nice

[Anonymous No.12439303]

>>12439258
Why not colonize me you sexy kanker tumour ;)

[Anonymous No.12439321]

>>12439276
>>12439303
wtf people love dutch now?

[Anonymous No.12439332]

>>12439321
IMO most Dutchmen I've met were pretty chill and nice people. Their teenagers are fucking shit they can fuck off until they become adults though. Bunch of assholes.

[Anonymous No.12439333]

>>12439321
No german has a problem with you... so they dont hate you :3.
Time to grab my knife and ask Ahmed for a Döner, right back in 45min

[Anonymous No.12439339]

>>12439198
former spanish kingdoms are also represented in the spanish flag, pic related
sadly they decided it was a better idea to split everything in 17 provinces instead of the original 4 kingdoms.... sad

[Anonymous No.12439360]

>>12439333
>:3
fucking germans. Dont you mean ^^.

>>12439339
Provinces kinda make sense though considering the size of spain. I think the country would be more liable breaking apart if you kept the old 4 kingdoms intact with their own autonomy of local affairs. then breaking off would be less complicated.
Anyway I hope spain pulls through and manages to sort themselves out. Same with italy. Its kinda sad they still cant manage to be a one whole.

[Anonymous No.12439416]

>>12439360
>Its kinda sad they still cant manage to be a one whole.
the ETA years is over so the basque are not a problem anymore
and the catalan struggle is mostly over, their country lasted about 8 seconds and lost all their independist momentum after that
id rather have decentralization than centralization, but all independists are commies except the PNV party (basques) so they disgust me

[Anonymous No.12439436]

>>12439339
wait wtf this is how the union jack came to be?!

[Anonymous No.12439468]

>>12439436
You're not the brightest lamp on the shelf, are ya?

[Anonymous No.12439477]

>>12433469
>textured soy flour

[Anonymous No.12439495]

>>12439109
>literally control the world at one point
>now brag about sort of controlling 2 brit provinces
LMAO!

[Anonymous No.12439500]

No MEXICAN COLA?

[Anonymous No.12439499]

>>12439495
ameritard post of the day

[Anonymous No.12439550]

>>12439119
do it again bomber harris

[Anonymous No.12439566]

>>12433135
Tic-tacs and other candy use the same wax as automotive detailing waxes. It's poison stop the waxy Tic-tacs. Demand rights.

[Anonymous No.12439570]

I don't understand Canadian bag milk but I have faith that one day our lord Jesus Christ will explain it. So I leave it be.

[Anonymous No.12439598]

>>12439092
Yes, in a few decades Britain will be as irrelevant as Spain. Such is the way of the world. Maybe you'll get Gibralater eventually but Europe will be Islamic by then so who cares?

As the Kinks song goes:
"Living on a Thin Line: All the wars that were won and lost
Somehow don't seem to matter very much anymore."

[Anonymous No.12439620]

>>12439598
>Yes, in a few decades Britain will be as irrelevant as Spain
Decardes :3, you means months?
Pic very related

[Anonymous No.12439621]

>>12435068
>dude that's just flyovers lmao
Nah there's plenty of places like that in California once you start moving away from population centers. There's places like that everywhere in the states because big wide open places.
t. Californian

[Anonymous No.12439701]

>>12433171
not true at all

[Anonymous No.12439706]

>>12433287
portion sizes at chippy's aren't small

[Anonymous No.12439733]

>>12433135
The whole E927 controversy never made sense to me. No strong evidence toward major health effects (only weak links with asthma), yet every major health organization pushes for immediate bans rather than further testing.

[Anonymous No.12439746]

>>12439598
you think i care about my country? only a brainwashed moron would care about some imaginary lines on a map
jacobin-rooted brainwashing worked apparently

[Anonymous No.12439782]

>>12433135
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyuBeAHvqoA

[Anonymous No.12439793]

>>12439746
>only a brainwashed moron would care about some imaginary lines on a map
Please stop with politics. /ck/ is for food (or food jokes) and not Antifa shit >>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.12439812]

>>12439793
>being against the imaginary idea of a government and brainlet patriotism means im antifa
retard

[Anonymous No.12439894]

>>12438231
lel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFVLPcTWfBk

[Anonymous No.12439897]

>>12438231
*GATE SOUND*

[Anonymous No.12440012]

>>12439570
What is to understand? it's the refreshment of milk in the convenience of a bag.

[Anonymous No.12440236]

>>12439108
Maria

[Anonymous No.12440246]

>>12440012
I love how Canada is pretty much the only country that actually finds bags convenient.
Maybe Russia too. I heard the Soviets used to collect plastic bags for fashion way back when because they were water proof.

[Anonymous No.12440268]

What's with the americans and corn suryp? Do they have over production problem with corn?

[Anonymous No.12440273]

>>12440268

[Anonymous No.12440277]

>>12433171
No, you can find plenty of local restaurants, especially if you're in an urban area. Plenty of local restaurants where I'm at.

[Anonymous No.12440283]

>>12439793
>t.alt-righter

Kill yourself, incel.

[Anonymous No.12440303]

>>12440268
We grow a metric fuckton of it because it can repurposed for just about everything, and it will grow pretty much anywhere (which is perfect for several of our states that are giant barren wastelands)

[Anonymous No.12441241]

>>12436282
imagine being so degenerate and unhealthy that your tomato sauce is literally ketchup

[Anonymous No.12441259]

>>12440303
Yeah, it's got nothing to do with government subsidies for corn and s o y
It's just a good crop!

[Anonymous No.12441498]

>>12440268
the government subsidized corn to help the farmers recover from the dust bowl. Because they put no cap on it farmers started taking out massive laons and buying more land to get more profit from production on scale. This created farmers that had insane debts but also insane turnover to pay off those debts working farms that are absolutely massive. As a result the amount of corn produced was far more than anyone could handle and they started putting it in everything, HFCS was a great way to turn the massive amounts of corn into something that could be put into anything. Meanwhile the government cannot stop it since pulling the plug on subsidies kills the farmer's income and makes them drown in debt. Farmers defaulting would kill all the banks that extended those massive loans. So in the end the governemnt is subsidizing something they dont want just to keep the wheels turning

[Anonymous No.12441511]

>>12441498
Why not just ease out of it over time?

[Anonymous No.12441530]

>>12441511
lobbies, loans that take a while to pay off meaning its hard to find a sweetspot where you reduce the subsidies while also not slowly strangling the farmer, midwest not being as interesting as the coasts, representatives from the farming states promising they will protect the farmers from the government, meaning they will trade some other policy in return for continuation of the subsidies, and then saying they did great in washington, the good industry being reliant on the fact that cheap corn comes in constantly, again lobbying for it.

Basically doing it right will take a lot of concentration of the bureaucracy to do it good, without creating another problem and without leaving anyone out in the cold. There are other problems, the farmers will vote republican as allways (so republicans will protect them by keeping the money flowing and the democrats have no reason to try and reform, and if they try the next time republicans are in power they can revert it), and frankly its too small of a group. Politicians are higher class too so they dont interact with farmers, dont look at the farmlands at any detail, have no knowledge of farming, never buy cheap food stuffed with HFCS and get told by lobbies about other problems.

[Anonymous No.12441535]

>>12441530
Why should Republicans protect people who are going to vote for them anyway?

[Anonymous No.12441642]

>>12439012
And its chemical analogues

[Anonymous No.12441656]

>>12433210
That guy who told you that must have been from bumfuck nowhere and poor as fuck. Mom and pop restaurants are literally everywhere in populated areas.

[Anonymous No.12441660]

>>12439621
When people talk about California to mean "a place with normal humans" they mean San Francisco, Sonoma County, and San Mateo County. Not some meth-infested MAGA town in the Sierra Foothills, population 150, where everyone is either a wh*teoid in a far right militia or an undocumented foot soldier with the Sinaloa Cartel.

[Anonymous No.12441664]

>>12433131
Any chance the only real difference is labeling regulations?

[Anonymous No.12441690]

>>12439333
looks like zuck

[Anonymous No.12441780]

>>12436282
>tomato sauce
How is ketchup even close to tomato sauce? Fucking amerilards

[Anonymous No.12441823]

So the difference is the spices are listed individually, and there's corn syrup instead of sugar. You're not one of those boomer Facebook moms who thinks corn syrup is any different from sugar, are you?

[Anonymous No.12442275]

>>12433929

grow a bigger dick

[Anonymous No.12443129]

>>12437800
>New York
>Jimmy Johns

The fuck?

[Anonymous No.12443148]

>>12434384
>HFCS is used because it's cheaper to transport
Corn is artificially cheaper because we subsidize it to make more corn than we could possibly need

[Anonymous No.12443197]

>>12441660
I live in the IE and this is very funny to me

[Anonymous No.12443308]

>>12433529

It's allowed but just about every real dairy product has this on it. I haven't really found any that don't, maybe like a Kraft singles wouldn't?

A lot of issues like this in America are solved at the consumer level, people object to something and products that comply to that objection appear at a higher price, then they become the standard and the objectionable product is no longer carried for lack of sales. I think a European is probably not used to seeing that sort of change take place without laws regulating the change but in the US it happens all the time. Most Americans are entirely aware our food regulatory agencies are mostly on the side of the manufacturers they regulate, people who care what they eat are expected to make the effort to study these agencies questionable decisions and food science generally. I know I'm kind of talking out of my ass but in America if you care about something you're expected to engage and contribute to producing change and generally that change is supposed to begin with yourself. There's all kinds of alternative stuff concerning food here in CA, there's a ton of anti-USDA journalism and watchdogs to engage with, there's a ton of organic farming going on, there's whole special grocery stores that carry only preservative-free hippie food that goes bad in the 3 days with as much local and organic sourcing as possible. Europeans constantly lampoon Americans as getting the short end of the stick but they're always looking at laws and regulations, not what Americans are actually doing.

How comes you kids don't believe in the free market's ability to solve problems? Why you love MEP dick in your mouth so much?

[Anonymous No.12443316]

>>12443308

This label. Fuck I forgot my own opening. Anyway, I really don't get this attitude about Americans when I've been swimming in slow food organic hippies my whole life. Did you know they have their own businesses and you can just...go to them?

[Anonymous No.12443329]

>>12438231
ice cream, fresh or frozen?

[Anonymous No.12443505]

>>12436329
That's because you're dumb

[Anonymous No.12443933]

>>12439108
Is that beans?

[Anonymous No.12443947]

>>12433303
>meat makes you obese
kys soiboi

[Anonymous No.12443985]

>>12433287

[Anonymous No.12443989]

>>12443933
Yes, but what country is this? Makes 0 sense

[Anonymous No.12444098]

>>12433131
Brit here. I'm not surprised at all by HFCS - it isn't common at all in the UK, but that's probably because we don't grow corn over here, while America grows tons of it. That's why HFCS is such a cost-effective sweetener in the US.

>>12433132
This one is interesting. Note how the American one says "artificial flavours", while the British one says "natural flavours", "no artificial preservatives", and "100% whole grain".

I think British consumers are probably, in general, a bit more wary about artificial additives, and a bit more attracted to claims of "natural" ingredients. Obviously many Americans will be wary about these things too (look at the American debate over GM food), but there must be a reason why Quaker has decided to market their products differently here in Britain.

[Anonymous No.12444198]

>>12433287
They're not.
38.2% of Americans over the age of 15 are obese.
26.9% of Brits over the age of 15 are obese.
https://www.oecd.org/els/health-systems/Obesity-Update-2017.pdf

Sorry Cletus, nobody is as fat as Americans.

>>12433303
>what are potatoes
>what are carrots
>what is broccoli
>what are peas
>what are tomatoes
>what are green beans
You don't know a fucking thing about Britain. Also you eat more meat than we do. You guys eat about 115kg of meat per person per year, but for us it's about 80kg. Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-47057341

>>12434539
Not happening. Trump is disliked by nearly everybody in Britain (I don't mind him that much but he is disliked by most people) and there is no way that we would allow things like your disgusting chlorinated chicken to come over here. Chlorinated chicken has definitely struck a nerve with Brits - for us, it exemplifies the shitty US food standards that we won't accept. Take that rubbish and shove it up your arse.

>>12436282
Brit here, we call it ketchup, although come to think of it, I think I have heard my dad and possibly my grandma call it tomato sauce, so maybe that used to be the more common term here, and maybe that's why that term was taken over to Australia. I dunno.

[Anonymous No.12444238]

>>12444198
>smug because """only""" one QUARTER of your population over the age of 15 is obese
Why are Anglos so fat ?

[Anonymous No.12444256]

>>12444238
no cuisine.

[Anonymous No.12444272]

>>12439177
Why did you take a picture with only 4 rounds and an empty casing?

[Anonymous No.12444363]

>>12444098
The primary reason behind the differences in the US and UK oatmeal is that they're comparing the super-low cost instant oatmeal from the US line to a mid-range 3-minute oatmeal from the UK line. While the exact product isn't available in the US, Quaker produces several hot cereal products with comparable ingredient lists to the UK example in the pic. It's simply a disingenuous comparison.

[Anonymous No.12445881]

>>12439108
(((Hannah)))

[Anonymous No.12446000]

>>12438231
the fucking violin riffs make the show unwatchable.

[Anonymous No.12446077]

>>12435637
One brave merchant made the sauce from scratch and stored it in his basement that he doesn’t have.

[Anonymous No.12446103]

>>12433131
HFCS hysterics are even worse than the anti MSG crowd.
That aside, the cane sugar Heinz exists in America and costs like 10 cents more.
The only thing this really shows is that the US ingredient list is more thorough and exacting, and gives you a more clear picture of what you are receiving.

[Anonymous No.12446110]

>>12433171
These geocharts are unimaginably retarded, without fail. They never make sense.

[Anonymous No.12446111]

>>12439416
8 seconds? What happened that made everyone go home?

[Anonymous No.12446115]

>>12444198
You say "Cletus" but our spics and nogs are fat as shit. That's like a 10% handicap right there.

[Anonymous No.12446124]

>>12433131
>>12433132
>>12433135
>>12433145
>foodbabe totally don't got an agenda

[Anonymous No.12446132]

>>12446124
They don't *have* an agenda

I know English isn't your first language, so consider this a freebie

[Anonymous No.12446135]

>>12436023
The same thing as herb and spice extracts.

[Anonymous No.12446772]

ITT lards trying to cope with the fact they get the bottom of the barrel

[Anonymous No.12446782]

>>12444098
>Note how the American one says "artificial flavours", while the British one says "natural flavours", "no artificial preservatives", and "100% whole grain".

because its not the same product. nothing to do with american version

also bruh what do you think oatmeal is if not 100% whole grain lol the normal one just doesnt bother saying that on the package because its not a health oriented product

[Anonymous No.12447732]

>>12444272
Its illegal to storage ammo inside the mags (germany). And loading and deloading 50rnds is to much work for a image/not worth the bong

[Anonymous No.12448021]

>>12441535
Wisconsin/Iowa/Minnesota/Missouri aren't all that reliable ground for either party.

Kansas and the likes though.

[Anonymous No.12448115]

>>12444198
>sliked by most people) and there is no way that we would allow things like your disgusting chlorinated chicken to come over here.

I'm not American you cheeky bastard. Whoever is in charge of the UK post-brexit will have to make a trade deal. That's the whole point of brexit "hurr durr we mark own trade deal nao, take back control". Making a deal with the U.S., Britain will be in a position of utter weakness and America will ram it in up to the balls, no lube. And there week be plenty of brexit shills telling you that having U.S. chicken on the shelves in Tesco is a victory for the working man or some other lie.

Any deal with China is going to involve more visas for prc citizens do you can expect a lot more Chinese restaurants as well.

[Anonymous No.12448801]

>>12448115
This is actually true sadly. I approve of brexit, but it does place the UK in an awkward position. US food will probably play a role, but I'd guess predominantly in terms of fast/processed food - as with most countries british meat tends to be pretty prominent (and we don't produce plenty) in supermarkets, and there really is a strong public sentiment against US meats, especially chlorine washed ones. So I'd imagine it'd sneak in in processed foods, but mostly not be relevant otherwise.

As for the chinese visas etc, this is true.

But on the plus side, we were never integrated into the euro, so as much as brexit is going to hurt, it's not going to hurt nearly as much as the euro crashing and burning will - they even share some similarities, namely short term pain, long term gain. Assuming the Eu either dissolves or faces radical changes in the near future too (not unlikely), then that would be beneficial for us.

Or hey, who knows our useless politicians could also just defy the public and keep us in the Eu, which would be annoying but would at least avoid most of the problems you mention, while still enabling us to be protected from euro collapse fallout.

Honestly, there are some downsides but I don't feel overly bad about the UK position.

>And there week be plenty of brexit shills telling you that having U.S. chicken on the shelves in Tesco is a victory for the working man or some other lie.

This part is true though, so many of the pro brexit crowd are unashamedly pro american. There are laudable aspects to america. They are, however, almost universally not what these cucks support. They just want big business shekels and/or muh hollywood crap, depending on if they're businesses or white trash. Sad desu

[Anonymous No.12448986]

>>12448801
>there really is a strong public sentiment against US meats

except our meat is higher quality than yours

british people are really stupid though from what i've seen. like if they don't live in london the iq is automatically 30 points lower and if they do live in london they're probably an immigrant

[Anonymous No.12448990]

>>12448801
Don't worry. Australia has plenty of agriculture and we're keen to be less reliant on China.

[Anonymous No.12449388]

>>12448986
>except our meat is higher quality than yours
pic related. You literally chlorine wash it rather than just raise it / slaughter it in hygienic conditions to start with. Your beef is pumped full of hormones and gmo shit. And please don't bother trying to claim they're all magical special lineages, most of your farm animal lineages especially beef are british ones.

>british people are really stupid though from what i've seen. like if they don't live in london the iq is automatically 30 points lower and if they do live in london they're probably an immigrant

Funny, that's exactly what people say about americans outside of regions like jew york and californian big cities. In reality the UK has an average of 100, with the US having an average of 98. Now, I will actually throw you a bone and point out white americans IQ is actually marginally higher than white british peoples - about 102-3 vs 101. This likely stems from being a undeveloped country more recently (homesteading, pioneers) - having more selective pressure led to a slight eugenic effect.

On the other hand, intelligence is both genetic (aka IQ), and cultural (educational systems). And fuck me is americas education system tragic. Furthermore, your university education is basically radical brainwashing 101 (because everyone knows engineering grads need to take courses on white privelige amirite), and your media is sensationalist bullshit, from news to documentaries to reality tv shows. See >>12433500

Your entire culture is fucked, top to bottom. Your conservatives and country bumpkins appear to regard facts as some kind of liberal ploy to eat their brains, and your liberals are, without a single shadow of a doubt, the most cancerous progressive bullshit pricks in existence, who ALSO appear to regard facts and data as some kind of evil racist nazi plot to steal their brains.

Are ours also bad? Sure. But nowhere near as bad.

[Anonymous No.12449395]

>>12447732
How hard could it possibly be to load 2 mags? I load and unload dozens every time I go to the range. And further, why do you obey gun laws? Finally, why did you title it freedom.jpg if you're not free at all?

[Anonymous No.12449406]

>>12448990
Yes, I'm hopeful we can make decent steps towards restoring some of the old commonwealth trade deals we abandoned when we entered the EU. Australia as you say has substantial agriculture and would love to reduce chinese reliance - the same is also true of new zealand. Canada slightly less so, but even there similar concepts apply. Australia could also be hellishly useful if our politicians grow a brain and get some more nuclear power plants. It's not like huge earthquakes and tsunamis are a big worry here, and Australia could be a good source of uranium.

[Anonymous No.12449423]

Why are there corn syrup shills on /ck/?
Fuck off corniggers

[Anonymous No.12449514]

>>12433469

Honestly alright if (((they))) could just leave out the fucking soy.

[Anonymous No.12449527]

>>12437219
Wouldn't it be expensive to isolate those three components?

[Anonymous No.12449532]

>>12449388
>admits bongs are less intelligent than Americans
>still tries to act superior
Fuck off retard

[Anonymous No.12449573]

>>12449532
>Doesn't understand the difference between a shockingly marginally higher genetic propensity towards intelligence, and the ability to ACTUALLY FUCKING USE IT

Are americans actually a lower form of life, or just an example of the chilling power of (((brainwashing)))? Who knows.

Who cares.

[Anonymous No.12450947]

>>12433397
It says "flavors" underneath.

[Anonymous No.12450984]

>>12449573
The American population is brainwashed as fuck. Hard to find any people who actually use critical thinking skills and then apply it to life.

[Anonymous No.12451016]

>>12449388
How is a reddit and memey picture about how we kill dirty brown people related to the quality of meat?

[Anonymous No.12451060]

>>12435513
Cool it with the blackpills, asshole.

[Anonymous No.12451075]

>>12449388
Holy shit, you're schizophrenic.

[Anonymous No.12451234]

>>12451016
It isn't I'm a retard I have no idea why I wrote pic related. Doesn't mean the pic doesn't make a valid point tho

>>12451075
?
Which part is schizo? The widely accepted and well tested IQ stats? The objectively true facts r.e meat production? The fact that american education produces "specimens" only matched in their deficiency by the us meat industry?

I'm honestly curious