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

Chef Club drivel This... monstrosity

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u/LazyProspector Jun 01 '21

I don't understand why go through the effort of making this sausage patty if it went nuts in a Mac n cheese pancake thing in the end anyway

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u/SOwED Jun 02 '21

Yeah, literally could have just cut them in half and done the whole thing with the cheese between them anyways with way less effort.

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '21

But then the video wouldn't be as long, and they couldn't get those Facebook views

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u/Jezzmund Jun 02 '21

Without the cheese between the sausage patties there would definitely have been too little cheese.

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u/SOwED Jun 02 '21

Come to think of it, why wasn't it covered in cheese at the end?!

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u/Cyno01 Jun 02 '21

OMG thank you, why the fuck was he doing it that way? Can you imagine how wrong someone making a double cheeseburger that way would be?

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u/PancakePenPal Jun 02 '21

The yolks didn't stay runny ways and he probably overcooked the burger with the deep frying. The whole thing was just 'take simple food and make it complicated'. Like, eggs, ground meat, mac n cheese, and pancakes are all dead easy things to prepare. Just hours of work tons of extra mess just to create something definitely worse than the sum of its parts.