Does anyone here eat cereal?
If so, do you buy it in boxes or bags?
If so, do you buy it in boxes or bags?
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cookies and alcohol
buy a box maybe every couple of months
buy a box maybe every couple of months
No.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Does anyone here eat cereal?
I didn't know you could choose.If so, do you buy it in boxes or bags?
granola or oatsSuperJail Warden wrote:
Does anyone here eat cereal?
If so, do you buy it in boxes or bags?
Good choice.uziq wrote:
granola or oatsSuperJail Warden wrote:
Does anyone here eat cereal?
If so, do you buy it in boxes or bags?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
I don't eat cereal much but it comes in bags inside boxes no?
Bags inside boxes for $$, bags for $.
What about milk in bags?
I just ate some fucking porridge and part of the making of it suggests I use the bag to measure out the milk.
Went for two sachets, its too many, should stick to one from now on.
Im gonna shit like fuck later
Went for two sachets, its too many, should stick to one from now on.
Im gonna shit like fuck later
Canadian.Ultrafunkula wrote:
What about milk in bags?
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And the bags are more environmentally friendly. Reduce your carbon footprint.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Bags inside boxes for $$, bags for $.
Haven't seen standalone bags in ages. Then again haven't looked for them.
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They are usually in the middle of the isle. But if they are at the end of the cereal isle they usually have a big display for them.
Sticky white rice drenched with banana sauce on one side and peanut sauce on the other.
I had pork buns and kimchi Ramen at a new hipster restaurant near my office. Yum but expensive @$25
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
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exquisite hypocrisy here. on the first level you cannot enjoy something perceived as trendy or cool without declaring your distance from it as 'hipster' nonsense that you see through. on another level you cannot resist the triumph of bragging about its premium cost. i would love to live inside your head for a day, jay. you can't enjoy anything without it pingponging through about seven half-formed and broken ideologies in your frail little mind.
i just had a peanut butter and cinnamon slathered bagel. pretty sure it has blueberry in it. i thought really hard about zionism and my socio-economic status. would eat again.
i just had a peanut butter and cinnamon slathered bagel. pretty sure it has blueberry in it. i thought really hard about zionism and my socio-economic status. would eat again.
those things are ridiculously common foods...Jay wrote:
I had pork buns and kimchi Ramen at a new hipster restaurant near my office. Yum but expensive @$25
it makes me laugh a bit how kimchi is becoming this cool food. that's the equivalent of everyone thinking it is trendy to eat scottish porridge and paying a shitload of money for it.
and pork buns as well. in taiwan it's a breakfast food that cost about a $1.20USD each... no idea how it got so popular either.
Ramen restaurants are trendy right now. The food was really good, but overpriced.uziq wrote:
exquisite hypocrisy here. on the first level you cannot enjoy something perceived as trendy or cool without declaring your distance from it as 'hipster' nonsense that you see through. on another level you cannot resist the triumph of bragging about its premium cost. i would love to live inside your head for a day, jay. you can't enjoy anything without it pingponging through about seven half-formed and broken ideologies in your frail little mind.
i just had a peanut butter and cinnamon slathered bagel. pretty sure it has blueberry in it. i thought really hard about zionism and my socio-economic status. would eat again.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I know, which is why it's absurd. It was my coworkers idea, and now that I've seen what they're about I don't need to return.Cybargs wrote:
those things are ridiculously common foods...Jay wrote:
I had pork buns and kimchi Ramen at a new hipster restaurant near my office. Yum but expensive @$25
Pork buns aren't that common here though. Most "chinese restaurants" are of the chicken with broccoli and an egg roll variety. Korean restaurants aren't common and Japanese food is either sushi or hibachi with maybe three types of udon noodles on the menu.
I used to go to the Asian supermarket near my apartment and stock up on dumplings and pork buns and stuff. A bag of 50 would be like $5.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
how much was the ramen? in aus for good ramen that can match up to japanese quality, it's around 13-15 dollars a bowl AUD.Jay wrote:
Ramen restaurants are trendy right now. The food was really good, but overpriced.uziq wrote:
exquisite hypocrisy here. on the first level you cannot enjoy something perceived as trendy or cool without declaring your distance from it as 'hipster' nonsense that you see through. on another level you cannot resist the triumph of bragging about its premium cost. i would love to live inside your head for a day, jay. you can't enjoy anything without it pingponging through about seven half-formed and broken ideologies in your frail little mind.
i just had a peanut butter and cinnamon slathered bagel. pretty sure it has blueberry in it. i thought really hard about zionism and my socio-economic status. would eat again.
It is? They do? Kimchi's a cheap food that's been common in my family for as long as I can remember. I can buy great heaping jars of delicious radish kimchi at the local mart for bottom dollar. I thought it was only expensive in the facepalmingly-named "ethnic foods" sections of supermarket chains, like they had to go out of their way to import them from a California warehouse. Same brands, too.uziq wrote:
it makes me laugh a bit how kimchi is becoming this cool food. that's the equivalent of everyone thinking it is trendy to eat scottish porridge and paying a shitload of money for it.
kimchi is gross
$15. The pair of pork buns was $9Cybargs wrote:
how much was the ramen? in aus for good ramen that can match up to japanese quality, it's around 13-15 dollars a bowl AUD.Jay wrote:
Ramen restaurants are trendy right now. The food was really good, but overpriced.uziq wrote:
exquisite hypocrisy here. on the first level you cannot enjoy something perceived as trendy or cool without declaring your distance from it as 'hipster' nonsense that you see through. on another level you cannot resist the triumph of bragging about its premium cost. i would love to live inside your head for a day, jay. you can't enjoy anything without it pingponging through about seven half-formed and broken ideologies in your frail little mind.
i just had a peanut butter and cinnamon slathered bagel. pretty sure it has blueberry in it. i thought really hard about zionism and my socio-economic status. would eat again.
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"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat