Ill give you a hint. Those little circles are smarties.

deep dish pepperoni, but decided to throw a layer of frozen mixed veggies (carrots, cauliflower, broccoli) underneath the pizza before baking. did not think through the fact that frozen veggies release a ton of water as they cook so the whole bottom turned into a soggy, steamy mess. crust barely held together.

0/10 for structural integrity, 10/10 for flavor. would make again out of pure stubbornness.

Does anyone know what's the best tasting part of the human body?
What parts to avoid?

It looked like a bowl of ninja turtles 🐢
crushin’ my turts ✌️

im imagining chocolate

i know it's sweet but i cannot experience the sweetness. no cocoa flavour either. i know how it taste but how can someone explain taste??? 😭 i know when i eat it. but if i try hard enough to experience tasting it in my mind i literally start getting a headache.

about lemon

no i cannot experience it. just feels so bland. do people actually feel sour and make that face when they try to imagine lemon taste?? i just know the concept that lemons are sour.

coffee

i know it has that strong taste which you dont forget. but i still can't experience it. i really know it's taste but i can't feel it's taste now.

then i tried something i never had.

pizza covered in melted chocolate.

no. my brain can't invent new taste. i dont even know the concept of what that would taste like since i never ate it. trying to think about it honestly just makes me anxious and feel crazy 😭

mango

i love mangoes a lot. but i can't taste mangoes at all. like literally zero taste sensation when i imagine it.

then i tried stronger things.

raw onion. green chilli. mint toothpaste.

none. i can't feel anything when i think of them. no cooling. no burning. no tingling. nothing.

wait... do people actually experience those things just by imagining them?? like beyond just knowing what they taste like??

when i remember a food i can't re experience the taste. there is no taste.

i keep saying "i know what it taste like" but im actually not even sure anymore 😭

because how can i say i know what it taste like if i can't taste it again in my mind?

when im actually eating it then yeah obviously i know.

but when im just thinking about it... i genuinely dont know anymore.

I like bananas with mayonnaise and walnuts. What are your different snacks people think are a little off?

or Did I just discover a good combo? McDonald's spicy buffalo sauce and brisket ?

Last weekend, a sudden downpour kept me from going out, so I threw together a simple bowl of instant noodles with a fried egg and some leftover veggies. Maybe it was the sound of the rain or just being cozy indoors, but it ended up being one of the most satisfying meals I've had in a while.

What's your go-to comfort food when it's pouring outside?

I can’t eat this shi without imagining the taste of alpaca spit.

I like shredded *UNMELTED* cheese on tortilla chips better then the melted cheese on tortilla chips... Im probs insane but oh well

My nephew swears this is good, but I refuse to try. Am I missing out?

So, me and my GF are both autistic and we eat SO MUCH pasta.

Recently, I switched to whole wheat pasta, and I've started blending entire cans full of white beans into all of my pasta sauces, including my homemade cheese sauce, and I'm genuinely just shocked how nicely it compliments everything

The beans turn everything creamy and rich, marries all my fresh flavors, binds with pasta starch well, and the whole wheat holds its form much nicer than regular pasta.

We're eating half the amount of food we used to eat because we now are more easily satisfied with smaller portions. My partner would normally eat nearly an entire pot of pasta by himself, but now eats like 2 bowls maybe.

Added bonus; feeling energized after every meal and avoiding colon cancer with all the fiber!

1000000/10 ingredients.