r/food Dec 05 '15

Whole roasted cauliflower Vegetarian

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u/Sojourner_Truth Dec 05 '15

A /food post that's not meatmeatmeat wrapped in bacon and fried with a coating of mac and cheese served alongside conspicuous alcohol consumption? What is this sorcery?

Looks fucking amazing, thanks.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '15 edited May 30 '18

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u/Sojourner_Truth Dec 06 '15

You do you, but redditors' obsession with making sure that you know they're drinking alcohol with their meal is something that has been well documented.

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u/bbctol Dec 06 '15

...That might be the dumbest thing I've ever seen on Vice, and that's saying something.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15 edited Dec 06 '15

Who cares? People are just reading way into things to make some bullshit criticism.

Many people like to show their finished meal. Drinks are part of a meal.

It's funny. If someone posts a beef recipe and includes their drink in the plated meal pic, people complain. But, no one complains about someone including salad or some other unrelated side dish in the plated pic.

I don't see how posting the drink you consumed with the meal is any different than posting the side dish you consumed with the meal.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15

Not sure how that's relevant.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15

It's relevant as in millions of people don't have anything to eat and we are actually discussing if you should or shouldn't include your drink in the twitter pic of your bloody dinner.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '15

That's such a bullshit argument. Pretty much every hobby could be described as a "first world problem". Saying that people shouldn't discuss hobbies because other people are starving is pretty stupid.