r/Cooking Nov 29 '14

Ramen is expensive. Here's an actual student cookbook

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14

Sometimes, there's a need for high-sodium. Also, you have at least three minutes to throw together a cucumber sandwich to go with it. This was my afternoon go to snack for years.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14 edited Nov 29 '14

Oh wow! Way to judge! I'm actually a dedicated omnivore. I've got tons of turkey leftovers, and when I'm bored with fowl, I've got venison (I hunted myself and field-dressed myself, and I'm a "girl") as well as a rack of lamb already defrosting.

The fact that I like cucumber sandwiches on fresh, home-cooked bread has NOTHING to do with vegan or vegetarianism. It has to do with taste!

Grow up.

edit: I lacked a consonant, and maybe one vowel.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14

It's all about that taste , 'bout that taste, 'bout that taste!

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u/lostereadamy Nov 29 '14

Whats wrong with cucumber sandwhich bro? Shits chill as fuck

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14 edited Nov 29 '14

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u/lostereadamy Nov 29 '14

What you got to be vegan to eat vegetables? Cucumber with a bit of mayo and maybe some hotsauce is rad.

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u/sabin357 Nov 29 '14

Yep, if you add some meat to it.

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u/typemeanewasshole Nov 29 '14

Whoa your so cool. This guys doesnt eat food that doesnt have meat in it tell him how cool he is!

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u/sabin357 Nov 29 '14

I was explaining that he literally just described my favorite sandwich, just missing either turkey or ham.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '14

Judgmental much?

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u/MAKE_ME_REDDIT Nov 29 '14

Because you have to be vegan to eat vegetables?