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Niggers Eating Cornstarch - And any other weird nigger food related shit
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How much like ouzo is it? I kind of like that.
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Any discourse about washing chicken inevitably leads to black people basically saying "I wont listen to people who don't wash their ass/legs/sheets/keep tooth brushes in the bathroom/etc...etc..." and devolves into some weird Hygiene One-Upsmanship slap-fight, where black people talk about showering multiple times a day.
Its like, the strangest form of cope I've ever seen, and I feel bad that there's that much psychosis in their community about hygiene that some elements are counter intuitive or disruptive to day-to-day life.
I am really fascinated by the Chicken Washing stuff though and the strange defensiveness it brings out. Ultimately, its not a necessary thing to do, and you can reiterate that all you want, but the Chicken Washing Adherents just refuse to accept. On a recent twitter post, some were saying how washing essentially = marinating ("I use lemon and vinegar to soak the chicken")... But then why have I seen black people on youtube rinsing off chicken in the sink???? Or "Well, we clean the sink afterwards with bleach," -- My Hypothetical Nigga, why add an unnecessary step that requires you to sanitize a whole area of vague chicken-juice water to begin with? Isn't the best practice avoiding a source of contamination in the first place?
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I've usually drained the juices from fresh packaged meats and patted them down before I start cooking with them, but never made a point to run water over them and especially not to use soap or bleach. There's a fine line between making sure meat is dry to improve its cooking and engaging in pointless acts of cleaning, and niggers are definitely on the spectrum of performative cleanliness. Clearly this expands into other acts of hygiene as well, if they posture about how they wash multiple times a day and claim other people are filthy apes that don't know how to bathe. Where did the claim that Whites don't wash their legs and ass even come from, because it doesn't seem like blacks wash those particularly well?
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people of all races and backgrounds seem to forget that people who do ordinary things aren't going to post that online (Generally)
If they did you'd have millions of people saying: "I don't eat things that aren't food," and "I usually bathe once a day and wash my body with soap and a wash cloth."
People DO post about the things they do that are out of the norm. All it takes is a few white hippies talking about their dubious hygiene for black folks to roll with it... Just like we are in a thread talking about Cornstarch Women.
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Organizing the Christmas dinner for this year (checking what we're eating, how many people might come, what to do if extra people show up, etc), got reminded of Swedengate and how blacks were hating on Euros and whites for not offering food to guests, etc. That's not the point I want to bring (I think the info is also wrong, of course).
Many blacks said that it was a common thing in their communities and countries for kids to expect that if they show up in a household earlier, the host had to offer them food. They were very smug about how they always have extra food and how sending kids home was rude.
I'm not Swedish, but that wasn't how I was raised. Nor is a thing down here. When we visited a friend in the morning, we were all sent back home to eat with our families and then once we're done we could come back. It depended on the host to tell us we could stay, but we had to call our parents to tell them we've been invited and they had to approve. Otherwise, you had to go home and eat with your family when your parents tell you you couldn't stay there. Or, at most, that you were invited to stay for lunch it was something prearranged.
Showing up to someone's home and expect to be fed -or that they feed your kids- is not good behavior. For starters, you don't know if the family has enough food for you, or if the family consider lunch a private matter. Not everybody has "extra food" for whatever reasons and people's habits about food are a very personal matter. My mom, for example, has a strict diet due to her age and she doesn't feel comfortable when strangers watch her eat.
Now I'm an adult, whenever I go to someone's house around lunch time (here can vary between 12pm and 3pm), I go straight to the point and I am the one saying I'm leaving and most times, I decline any invitation because I know people are just being nice. But I've seen sooo many people who delays until they subtly pressure the host to invite them to stay and eat and then they of course, accept. It's all glorification of being a freeloader.
There are more tweets, but board is acting autistic. The thing is, it was all an excuse to shit on white people food as usual (which is easy when you're Scandinavian), but at the end, seems like many didn't get the difference between inviting a guest or being in a position when you have to take care of one and showing up uninvited.
Many blacks said that it was a common thing in their communities and countries for kids to expect that if they show up in a household earlier, the host had to offer them food. They were very smug about how they always have extra food and how sending kids home was rude.
I'm not Swedish, but that wasn't how I was raised. Nor is a thing down here. When we visited a friend in the morning, we were all sent back home to eat with our families and then once we're done we could come back. It depended on the host to tell us we could stay, but we had to call our parents to tell them we've been invited and they had to approve. Otherwise, you had to go home and eat with your family when your parents tell you you couldn't stay there. Or, at most, that you were invited to stay for lunch it was something prearranged.
Showing up to someone's home and expect to be fed -or that they feed your kids- is not good behavior. For starters, you don't know if the family has enough food for you, or if the family consider lunch a private matter. Not everybody has "extra food" for whatever reasons and people's habits about food are a very personal matter. My mom, for example, has a strict diet due to her age and she doesn't feel comfortable when strangers watch her eat.
Now I'm an adult, whenever I go to someone's house around lunch time (here can vary between 12pm and 3pm), I go straight to the point and I am the one saying I'm leaving and most times, I decline any invitation because I know people are just being nice. But I've seen sooo many people who delays until they subtly pressure the host to invite them to stay and eat and then they of course, accept. It's all glorification of being a freeloader.
There are more tweets, but board is acting autistic. The thing is, it was all an excuse to shit on white people food as usual (which is easy when you're Scandinavian), but at the end, seems like many didn't get the difference between inviting a guest or being in a position when you have to take care of one and showing up uninvited.
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I've seen Western blacks write some dumb shit but that was really bad. A lot of words to say that Bantu are leeches who need to be disciplined harshly so they don't hurt others, and don't consider white people to be human. Also, whipipo don't color they books.
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I'm American, but come from two Catholic European cultures, one of them being Mediterranean, and it's considered extremely rude to not offer your guest something to eat or drink when they come over because hospitality is paramount. More often than not, if a friend was over, we'd always ask if they could stay for dinner, but then it was their decision on whether or not to stay (with parental approval of course) with it being OK for them to refuse. That's obviously not the norm for the majority of America, though. I'd wager most normal, middle-class America has the attitude of "my house is your house" so that if you go to your friend's house enough and are good enough friends, they won't offer you food directly but the implication is you can take whatever you want in the fridge or cabinet (obviously nicer to ask than just take).
It also sounds very Protestant and Nordic to "not want strangers to watch her eat". Does she not eat at restaurants? Sounds more like a phobia she needs to work through.
As for blacks, just like with Muslims, everything they do to "be good" is really just a show. I think you could embarrass a black person by implying that they give you such hospitality, but whether or not they would actually offer it is another question. I'd say AFRICANS are hospitable, but niggers ain't.
In the US, food hospitality is important, I think the swedes are fucking weirdos for their take. If we're going to mock the nogs for the corn starch, we should mock the ice people for being ice people.
I think that showing up expecting someone to feed you is rude, and that a middle ground of "Ask before you go in my fucking refrigerator" is a fairly good line.
I may only be able to offer a guest water and maybe a banana, they do not then get to ask for steak.
One of my favorite freakouts was when a cousin who was explicitly catered to had to deal with another cousin who lived frugally. She was offered Tap water or Tap water. She then presented the option of BEING TAKEN TO THE STORE. Frugal cousin laughed and laughed.
When I stayed with my Aunt who was the mother of said cousin, (Work trip) the only way to keep my food from being snacked on was to only eat food that required actual prep. Cooking directions may as well have been hieroglyphs to that tubby shit. If I bought peanut butter, the jar would be empty when I returned from work.
I think that showing up expecting someone to feed you is rude, and that a middle ground of "Ask before you go in my fucking refrigerator" is a fairly good line.
I may only be able to offer a guest water and maybe a banana, they do not then get to ask for steak.
One of my favorite freakouts was when a cousin who was explicitly catered to had to deal with another cousin who lived frugally. She was offered Tap water or Tap water. She then presented the option of BEING TAKEN TO THE STORE. Frugal cousin laughed and laughed.
When I stayed with my Aunt who was the mother of said cousin, (Work trip) the only way to keep my food from being snacked on was to only eat food that required actual prep. Cooking directions may as well have been hieroglyphs to that tubby shit. If I bought peanut butter, the jar would be empty when I returned from work.
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Except this is like the leg washing thing. There are people who piped up to affirm the story (which seems to have been a more class-based thing amongst urbanites than a universally Swedish cultural artefact) because they wanted to self-flaggelate for the crime of being white and native. Everyone else probably thought it was too retarded to engage with, or thought that they must be unusual due to the media messaging, so avoided contradicting the claim so they would stand out.
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In American culture, it’s expected that if you serve yourself food that you’ll also serve your guests. You’re not expected to feed guests just for showing up but it’s pretty rude to eat in front of them without offering them anything.
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People from a region where there is food to eat year-round that just falls off the trees shocked when not offered food by people who only have the ability to grow food a fraction of the year.
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I get that. And I agree: if someone shows up at home, you at least offer them something light. Usually, the time for visit here is between 4pm and 6pm because at that time, we eat "lonche", a meal between lunch and dinner, often hot beverage (milk for kids) with bread (or cake, sandwich, whatever), and that's easier to share than a whole meal.
But what blacks in the discussions were implying is that if your kid shows up uninvited to your house, they should expect to be asked to stay for dinner and the family has some sort of obligation to feed them. The actual polite thing to do is to say you are leaving and wait to be invited to stay. Otherwise, go back home.
The discussion was started by this, I think:
Of course, blacks jumped in to say how much wypipol can't cook and they don't share food unlike Africans.
She has a special diet, like soft chicken breast with mashed potatoes and something she feels awkward when she's eating different than others. It's fine when it's between the family, but not with other people who aren't close.
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Where I live in the US, the only thing cheaper than chicken breast is certain cuts of pork. Breast range from 1.50-2.00/lb, but I can get it as low as a dollar per pound at the local butcher of its close to "expiry". funnily enough, thighs are more expensive! I thought there was a point in time when that was the less desirable of the cuts...?
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Very. Artificially so.
Most of it comes from Tyson and is genetically-modified, drugged up abuse chicken. Chicken grown on actual farms and not a torture-cage is more in line with what meat actually costs.
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Sometimes, you can do a lot with chicken and you can get a 10 pound bag of leg quarters for 8$ plus tax.
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This is one of my favorite bulk purchases. I immediately bag and freeze them in individual meal portions and thaw them out a day or two before they're to be used, put on a dry rub (the usual salt/pepper/onion powder with smoked paprika and a tiny bit of ground ghost or whatever) and bread with panko and air fry. Throw in a vegetable and it's a light meal for less than a dollar.
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Chicken is cheap and has historically been so. I believe the association between black people and fried chicken goes all the way back to some slaves being able to raise chickens themselves, and the dish of fried chicken has always been popular down south where a lot of the black people were due to slavery. People do things besides fry it all the time, but fried chicken with black people remains an enduring stereotype despite attempts to characterize it as a racist one so that's what will come to mind first.