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it’s a KIND of sandwich that DOESNT NEED cheese so yes it’s wild
you put cheese on a peanut butter and jelly too?
you put cheese on a peanut butter and jelly too?
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I get 20% off at my Banh Mi spot, they like family now.
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whats even more wild
is a white guy
who pretends to be black
on a message board
now THATS wild
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This really isn't that big of a thing.
Take for instance when
nawghtyhare
made oxtails. He made it and stewed his way to his liking with his ingredients. Think he added mushrooms to it and that's not a common ingredient. He wasn't trying to recreate the dish from any of the cultures in the Caribbean.
However, if he ordered from a Caribbean spot and said he wanted this, this, and that. They'd just hang up on him
We not talking about cultural foods that have become universal. If I tell you I had a burger, there's dozens of variations to that. However, there becomes a point when it stops being a burger.
Same way with signature dishes from different cultutres.
It's the same way when ppl post melts but call them grilled cheese but they're not cuz they done added bacon, avocado, pulled pork, and mayo in to it.
Your preference is irrelevant in that matter. You not making/eating the intended dish. Don't pretend it is.
And don't expect you can order something anyway you want it.
Take for instance when
nawghtyhare
made oxtails. He made it and stewed his way to his liking with his ingredients. Think he added mushrooms to it and that's not a common ingredient. He wasn't trying to recreate the dish from any of the cultures in the Caribbean.However, if he ordered from a Caribbean spot and said he wanted this, this, and that. They'd just hang up on him
We not talking about cultural foods that have become universal. If I tell you I had a burger, there's dozens of variations to that. However, there becomes a point when it stops being a burger.
Same way with signature dishes from different cultutres.
It's the same way when ppl post melts but call them grilled cheese but they're not cuz they done added bacon, avocado, pulled pork, and mayo in to it.
Your preference is irrelevant in that matter. You not making/eating the intended dish. Don't pretend it is.
And don't expect you can order something anyway you want it.
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Ok, how far has experimenting with Jerk chicken gone? Has it stayed true to it's roots? You should change it because it's too spicy, perhaps?
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bk
taco bell
actually let u do this
u have to pay extra of course
made some wild creations at taco bell
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If someone wants to use a Jalapeno ,instead of a Scotch Bonnet, when making a Jerk Paste, that is well within their right. No issue. As long as the food tastes good them and whoever is eating it, that is ALL that matters.
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the asian grocery stores by me has fire bahn mi's and maaad cheap.
3 for 10$
no cheese though
3 for 10$
no cheese though
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Your thoughts are irrelevant based on your postings......canned spinach and sugary desserts aren't "cultural".
Until you post otherwise, please don't interject.
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EXCELLENT response
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How would you feel if a person omitted peppers from a jerk marinade totally? and still called it jerk chicken.
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Personally nah but you add a burger, choose a cheese in the vein of gruyere or blue, use bacon jam instead of jelly, some arugula, light on the pb and we got something mean that I could probably charge 30 bucks for.
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some pizza you have to fold to eat...it's practical
im not putting creases in my **** though
also, i tried one of those pbj burgers. i usually like everything but it didn't do anything for me.
it might have been a bad iteration though. also, it was in denver which isn't exactly known for their food
im not putting creases in my **** though
also, i tried one of those pbj burgers. i usually like everything but it didn't do anything for me.
it might have been a bad iteration though. also, it was in denver which isn't exactly known for their food
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using Taco Bell during a convo about "cultural foods" ?
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If I heard them call it Jerk Chicken, I would COMMENT on it but I honestly wouldn't CARE .
I wouldn't tell them they SHOULDN'T eat it since it isn't 100% authentic.
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a burger isn’t a sandwich though
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I mean we all don't really care, we can't control another person's actions.
But the point remains, let's not change how the dish was intended to be based on our "preferences".
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a burger isn't a sandwich...?
fooled me
i thought it was under the sandwich umbrella
fooled me
i thought it was under the sandwich umbrella
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Nono, I just don't fold it and drip pizza sause all over the place.
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its a food based on a certain culture
when u eat out
regardless of where
it IS considered fast food
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I am ONLY having this conversation because you uttered the words
"Eat it AS or don't eat it AT ALL."
That is how this started.
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what trash place u eating at
that piles on the sauce to drip
#dobetter
with the establishments u frequent
