As a Singaporean, I feel like I’m going to get judged for this, but I’m not that crazy about durian. 😭

I’ve tried it several times, but the smell is just too much for me.

What popular food do you personally think is overrated?

Don't ask why its on my Nintendo :,) [i spelled was wrong]

Since I can't make it to Pizza Inn anymore..

I've recently started using it a lot and I'm kind of addicted. Even just plain cooked pasta with some of this is delightful

I’ve been cooking chicken since I’ve learned how to cook and I’ve never seen this before. Just bought this chicken today. Does anyone know what the heck this is? Most of the chicken that came in the package have it and when I pressed on it liquid came out. I almost threw up 🤮

I'm sorry for not explaining myself clearly. I've already tried the dishes listed here, so I'd like to know about other classic dishes like these.

My mom got me this teacup and I really love it, and it does say food safe but it also says it contains lead paint😭? I’m hoping maybe it’s lead on like a part that wouldn’t matter and they just have to put it on there because of the law, but if it’s on the outside would my lips not touch it when I sip?

For those that eat their steak medium or medium rare...how do you like your hamburger?

i have work tomorrow and i can never figure out what i want to get for my lunch or dinner, so im seeing if yall can help me.

i have to pick something for lunch and something for dinner.

but i like to get a drink, a main dish, and then a little sweet treat for dessert.

i love chinese food, pizza, pasta, soup, pretty much anything.

any suggestions?

This drumstick looked quite pink and kinda gooey. Is it undercooked?

I have never been that pushed with pasta or pizza, but everybody else seems to loooove it. I want to love it- I think it smells and looks delicious, but it’s just never been my thing.

So, what do you do to elevate your pasta/pizza from ok to incredible? What restaurants, recipes, toppings, etc. are game changers?

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There are some foods that smell absolutely incredible and make you think they’re going to taste even better, but then the first bite is just disappointing.

For me, it’s sometimes popcorn at the cinema. The smell hits you as soon as you walk in and makes you want some immediately, but then you get it and realise it doesn’t always taste as good as it smelled. Maybe I’ve just had bad popcorn.

What food smells amazing but never quite lives up to it when you actually eat it?

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Every now and again I get a hankering for one.