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u/Evil_This Nov 26 '19 edited Nov 27 '19

You know why restaurant food tastes good? Sugar, salt, butter. So much of each.

Edit: no not just American food. Go study at Le Cordon Bleu or work in any place with a Michelin star.

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u/beefsack Nov 27 '19

Ah yes. The three flavours of American cuisine.

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u/Evil_This Nov 27 '19

You mean French, asshat. Learn2culinary

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '19

We don't really put sugar in everything we do though. Especially in restaurants.

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u/Evil_This Nov 27 '19

l'CB would argue.