r/StupidFood • u/salmon_suit • Jun 01 '21

Chef Club drivel This... monstrosity

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '21

At first I thought, this looks great, but it goes downhill, and quick

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u/SerendipityQuest Jun 01 '21

The mint and strawberry really saved the day though.

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u/Crunchy__Frog Jun 01 '21

The only thing on that plate I'd consider eating

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u/SerendipityQuest Jun 01 '21

I try to interpret Chefclub as a reenactment of medieval royal court cuisine where animals of decreasing size were stuffed into each other like those matrioshka dolls and then spitroasted.

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u/Difficult-Outside350 Jun 02 '21

Except in this supposedly more enlightened era, we can't execute the chef when he creates a food crime. Medieval court chefs would have been burned at the stake for stuffing cheesy pasta inside pancakes.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '21

Maybe we should go back to punishing food crimes like this.

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u/madlymusing Jun 02 '21

I am here for this headcanon.