Culinary Atrocities - Crimes against food
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- 26 de Oct, 2019
I showed this to a friend, and she said it'd be good with some adjustments. Seems like way too much to me, personally. I'd nix the nutella and peanut butter, change the jam to something more savory, and use a stronger flavored cheese.
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- 17 de Dic, 2019
That looks like it should be the second course for that dinner with the blue squid they were serving in star trek 6
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- 10 de Sep, 2013
SHOCKED and SICKENED that he did not even properly toast the marshmellows and glizzy
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- 16 de Dic, 2024
What is up with pizza in Eastern Europe?
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- 3 de Feb, 2013
To be fair, I've had ham and corn on a pizza in Italy, though it looked much better than that.
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- 29 de Sep, 2022
Remember, this is the sort of "pizza" that Null claimed to enjoy.
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- 26 de Dic, 2025
There's plenty of weird and gross things in this thread, but this has me internally screaming.
I don't see how some people can just eat ze bugs. I'd have to be starving to even consider eating that, and even then the sweet release of death might seem preferable.
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- 22 de Oct, 2021
Any recipe that uses margarine instead of real butter is an atrocity by default. I had a high school cooking teacher who had the audacity to put margarine in everything and claim it tastes better than real butter.
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- 25 de Mar, 2026
That's, the payment for the pizza, stolen half a block away from the shop owner's car.