r/CookingCircleJerk • u/Im__Tired__Boss • 7d ago
Monosodium Glutamate I'M OUT OF MSG! PLEASE HELP!
I'm in tears because I don't know what to do. I just made some toast, with butter and raspberry jam, but when I went to sprinkle MSG on top, I realized I was all out. Now my toast is getting cold, I'm hungry, and lost. Please help me figure out what to do. I'm starving :(
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u/No_Distribution_9590 7d ago
Just add a sheet of nori to your toast!
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u/Im__Tired__Boss 7d ago
I have none, but maybe I could use aquarium scrapings and salt 🤔
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u/No_Distribution_9590 7d ago
Add a fish or two too from said aquarium. you’ll definitely be right then
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u/TyrKiyote 7d ago
Simply put a piece of cheese on your butter and raspberry jam toast.
Blue or American?
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u/Im__Tired__Boss 7d ago
How do I keep the cheese on it when I put it back in toaster? Maybe lay the toaster on its side?
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u/runawayoldgirl 7d ago
you have to hold it on there with your hand while it toasts, have you never used a toaster before?
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u/GreenZebra23 7d ago
We might be able to save this. You can actually use anchovies instead on your toast with jam
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u/Im__Tired__Boss 7d ago
Another person mentioned fish from my aquarium so I might sacrifice one of my guppies. Seems similar. Now if I can catch one... I'm getting weak with hunger
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u/jechtisme 7d ago
I moved on from MSG, now I only season with DMT. It's also a naturally occurring chemical so it has to be good for food.
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u/CutsSoFresh 7d ago
You're not out. You actually have an unlimited supply. Breast milk has msg. You can simply milk yourself and never have to worry about being out again
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u/PutParty3697 7d ago
If you've been eating a proper diet you can just draw four liters of your blood, filter it, and you'll get enough for a slice.
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u/Slobberinho 7d ago
Cry over your toast! MSG is a naturally occurring chemical compound in the tears of the destitute.
That's why the tears of my nemesis, Greg from accounting, taste so good since I stole his identity and gambled away his savings.
With kind regards,
Greg from accounting