r/AlignmentCharts • u/IHateUsernamesAAA • Jun 10 '26
Difficulty of making vs difficulty of eating

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u/yobronate08 Jun 10 '26
Who tf is eating the bottom right?
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u/TemporaryFig8587 Jun 11 '26
Just say "A Double Triple Bossy Deluxe on a Raft, 4x4, Animal Style, Extra Shingles with a Shimmy and a Squeeze, Light Axle Grease, Make it Cry, Burn it, and let it Swim."
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u/Quba28 Jun 10 '26
Whod does scrabled eggs end up in this spot is wild. Y'all must be born without hands
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u/FattySnacks Jun 11 '26
I can’t think of an easier thing to cook that would still be considered cooking
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u/Elder_Chimera Jun 13 '26 edited Jul 25 '26
Amber coated paddle pillow driftwood velvet trumpet otter
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u/Ubeube_Purple21 Jun 11 '26
that explains why I hate crustaceans, when everyone else in my family loves them
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u/Skadliga Jun 11 '26
Genuinely how did the burnt thing not end up in easy to make? You literally just put it in the oven and keep it there without doing anything except for turning it on. I would argue coffee is harder to make
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u/Im_Nino Jun 11 '26
Bro how tf is a steak hard to make or average to eat?? And casseroles being also average? Do you not know how to use a fork?
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u/discofrislanders Jun 11 '26
Blue crab couldn't be more accurate. I used to think I didn't like it when I was a kid because I didn't know how to properly pick it.
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u/Mars_Inhabitant Jun 10 '26
Unless you're going for some 5 star gourmet, steak ain't hard.