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I don't trust "the experts", all cooks scratch their bums in between chopping, it's a fact. Also i took parasitology course when I was at uni so i have seen those ghastly creatures with my own eyes, and i am fully aware that almost all fish has worms, doesn't matter if it's fresh or not. It's just how it is. Deep fried, canned and generally overcooked fish is the only way, i think of it like it's pork or chicken - any rawness is a no-no.
Though I might try that deep fried sushi actually thank u
 
I don't trust "the experts", all cooks scratch their bums in between chopping, it's a fact. Also i took parasitology course when I was at uni so i have seen those ghastly creatures with my own eyes, and i am fully aware that almost all fish has worms, doesn't matter if it's fresh or not. It's just how it is. Deep fried, canned and generally overcooked fish is the only way, i think of it like it's pork or chicken - any rawness is a no-no.
Though I might try that deep fried sushi actually thank u
Basically all fish is flash frozen after being caught to kill the parasites. Even high-end Japanese sushi restaurants use flash frozen fish. There is very little quality loss.
 
Poutine. I would like to someday, but availability + feeling I could work that monstrosity into my diet that day has never aligned.

I rarely eat fast food anymore, so I've never tried restaurants that have popped up (in my area, at least,) in the last 10 years or so- Jersey Mike's, Wing Stop, Pita Pit, Five Guys.
 

The Quebecois are particular that poutine should be made with cheese curds.

Some joints will try to go cheap and serve it with shredded melted mozzarella.

I haven't had it in a long time, but Costco used to make their poutines with some form of cheese curd. At least in Leafland.
 
I've never had eggs in any form such as sunny side up or any other where the yolk is runny. I never will. How can people eat that, I seriously don't understand. It's like eating a plate of cum or snot.
 
Never tried In n Out. I live in the PNW and people absolutely jizz themselves over that restaurant here, but my contrarian ass is just avoiding it purely because of all the overhype it gets at this point.
The dumbest thing about In-N-Out is they try and plant palm trees in all their locations. Saw them in Colorado one year and the next time I was there the trees were gone. must've been knocked out by the -20 F and 80 mph winds. You have to have your head pretty deep in your ass to plant shit willy nilly like that. That's not even an "eh, it might make it?" that's just a waste of resources. Native is always better, especially in places with garbage for soil and extreme conditions.

I never ate at N n out or whataburger or most other burger joints besides like, McDonald's and Wendys. I don't like fast food. I ate at Burger King once when I was in middle school and craved the shit so hard for three days it scared me away for good. Food shouldn't have that much grip over you, I felt psyopped.
 
Rice Krispies and other famous Kellogg's cereal – my country doesn't have them, simple as that.
 
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