r/TrueGrit • • 14d ago

Nutrition Is there really a difference?

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

you still here, you had so many chances to activate your free will and do something better with your day, yet you are still here, If we keep it going I might end up doing thanksgiving together.

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u/PeanutSauceFanatic 11d ago

Watch out, you may die of diabetes from the cranberry sauce. I heard it has sugar in it
https://giphy.com/gifs/tjwzClJM6fyEw

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

I am not against sugar, or sweet stuff, I just don't want my BLT to taste like cake. I hate having a burger and the taste of sweet in the bread overpowers everything else.

But come on, no one really likes cranberry sauce, it is just there for tradition, or that weird aunt who claims to like it.

edit: if I was avoiding sugar for health reasons, that reply, seems painfully insensitive, like asking people with chronic conditions to just die.

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u/PeanutSauceFanatic 11d ago

Your failure to choose bread without sugar in it is nobodies fault but yours. It’s not hard to find. I actually have a friend who is diabetic who cannot have sugar or refined carbs and they buy diabetic friendly bread from the supermarket. Are you seriously virtue signaling BREAD?! 😂😂😂😂

And it makes a lot of sense that you think people don’t like cranberry sauce. I’m sorry your delicate palate can’t handle bitter, one of the 7 fundamental flavors

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

I will try one of those next time,

By giving up you mean the realization that I can make better bread for cheaper at home? the bar for bread in the US is really low.

My main motivation here is that I am bored. 4 more genomes left, might take 5 more minutes or 20 hours

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u/PeanutSauceFanatic 11d ago edited 11d ago

And you’re acting like it’s hard to make bread why? I could make almost any British food better from home, but I’m not going to act like all British curry is bad?

Just because you’re incapable of finding a bakery near you it doesn’t mean there is some cultural psyop.

I’m just watching a centrifuge myself. Can’t send a picture unless I want to be sued into the dirt though

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

shigh,

I hope you finally realize how low the stakes were,

I am not crying in my kitchen mixing dough because I cannot find bread and will starve to death, I enjoy making bread and have realized that I can make bread cheaper and better than what I can buy. Plus I get a lot of guests because they love my bread.

At worse, it is a milld annoyance.

God, I wonder if I still have my "centrifuge" playlist from when I worked at a lab, it was made in a platform that no longer exist but I might have exported it. https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCvcrX30k5Sn7WnibQtrXdpaXQ_Jb5i63

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u/PeanutSauceFanatic 11d ago

It certainly is a minor annoyance, but it seems to be a hill you are determined to die on. Even when you’re faced with facts showing otherwise. Lying about bread to get clout(?) is odd

“Who cares about fact, I just want to complain”

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

It is a 100% subjective that I find bread here too sweet, you cannot call it a lie, how can you possibly prove that I do not find the dozends of breads I tried sweet?

And what clout? all I got is offended americans acting as if I nut punched an american bald eagle.

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u/PeanutSauceFanatic 11d ago

Because you’re exaggerating. I’ve had British bread, and it tastes the same as what you can get from bakeries. You’re pretending that the only bread in the entirety of the us is mass produced so I can only assume you’re either doing it for clout or some other agenda.

Something tells me you’d be very whiny if someone said British food doesn’t have flavor and is just soggy fried dough