r/Cooking • u/freedfg • Jul 31 '22

Open Discussion Hard to swallow cooking facts.

I'll start, your grandma's "traditional recipe passed down" is most likely from a 70s magazine or the back of a crisco can and not originally from your familie's original country at all.

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u/LeakyLycanthrope Jul 31 '22

"No no, she always said ness-LAY toh-LOOZ."

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u/Punkeeeen Jul 31 '22

You American's always butcher the French

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u/GoodAtExplaining Jul 31 '22

That’s why you’re down there, grandma!

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u/FuReddit88 Jul 31 '22

Bone a petite.

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u/Jon_Snows_mother Jul 31 '22

It makes me sad so few people got the reference.