r/foodquestions • u/ExistingRoosterl • 33m ago
Share some good recipe for lunch
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r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 1d ago
What's the worst dinner you could come home to as a child?
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We all have that 1 struggle meal. I'd always dread coming home when there was something brewing up in the slow cooker. I dislike a dry but soggy beef casserole.
r/foodquestions • u/maweenapoopie • 2h ago
Is this what i think it is?
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was making breakfast for dinner, cracked 2 eggs in a bowl and was scrambling them when it looked kinda weird… scooped this out of the bowl. is it an embryo? eggs from the store as usual!
r/foodquestions • u/Logical_Temporary149 • 4h ago
what pasta recipe you like to cook for your family?
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r/foodquestions • u/SoftTornado27 • 12h ago
What’s your favorite food to share with family or friends?
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r/foodquestions • u/Uunicorned • 2h ago
How does your family decide who gets the final slice of pizza or pie?
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r/foodquestions • u/ezhanahere • 5h ago
Individually packaged lunches or build-your-own bar: which does your office prefer?
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r/foodquestions • u/cozynook92 • 1m ago
why does food always taste better when someone else makes it?
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like i can follow the exact same recipe and make the same thing my mom makes, but hers is just different. is it actually better or am i just weird? genuinely curious if this is a real thing or if i'm just being dramatic about it.
r/foodquestions • u/samuelehrig • 13m ago
McDonald’s challenge (DONT ACTUALLY DO!)
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The rules are simple, you eat nothing but McDonald’s for 3 years and win 3 million dollars, it’s all free food to.
There is an easy mode, normal mode, and a hard mode.
Easy mode allows you to eat any ingredient on the menu, so you can just eat the vegetable toppings and apple slices.
Normal mode allows you to get normal items with up to 4 changes per item, extra onions, no tomatoes, vegan mayo,lettuce wrapped is one.
Hard mode means you not only have to order full unchanged items, but you have to get meals, and you have to eat every last bite or you’re disqualified.
Their aren’t greater rewards for the other to, just extra challenge, and for the last month you get the option of every discontinued McDonald’s item ever.
r/foodquestions • u/Routine_Chest_6625 • 18h ago
Do you prefer chicken sandwiches grilled or crispy?
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r/foodquestions • u/Mountain-Scientist32 • 52m ago
Oxtail or not
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I tried oxtails for the first time from a take out only Caribbean place. the bone structure seems wrong from what I’ve looked up. please educated me on what this would be if not oxtail.
r/foodquestions • u/Difficult-Panic-8369 • 59m ago
WHERE DO I FIND THIS/SOMETHING LIKE IT??
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posting this to as many ingredient/food subreddits as i can bc i really want a bulk amount of whatever the chocolate gelitan powder is the in the popin cookin hamburger set the puddings ive found online ARE NOT THE SAME!!! THIS IS SOME KIND OF GELETAIN MIXTURE!! THIS IS MY NICHE AND IT MATTERS SO MUCH TO ME!!!! ok thank you for listening
r/foodquestions • u/NoWinter22 • 12h ago
What food would you eat every day if calories and money didn’t matter?
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r/foodquestions • u/pubiclicee • 1h ago
Help with rice
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I’m not sure if there is a better community to post to but direct me to it if so!
Trying to make a grilled chicken and jasmine rice tortilla wrap, how can I prep this so when eaten (cold) the rice stays moist and not hard.
I tried to make this before (without the rice) however the tortilla was soggy, (packaging issue on my part) I also heard the rice could help absorb moisture.
This would be prepped the night before (or morning?) and not eaten until lunch time the next day.
Should I ditch the rice and package it better? If anyone has tips pleaseee help.
r/foodquestions • u/Striking_Diver_2652 • 17h ago
What food is always worth the money
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For me, it's good bread from a local bakery. Even a simple slice with butter feels like a treat.
r/foodquestions • u/Ok_Consequence90 • 1h ago
What's your go-to ‘I'm broke, tired, and not cooking’ meal?
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r/foodquestions • u/Usual_Shoe2276 • 2h ago
Found in 80/20 ground beef
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Is it safe? Pulled it out as it seemed pretty incorporated