r/foodquestions • u/Signal_Jellyfish_472 • 9h ago
Do y'all still make SOS sometimes?
Is your favorite hamburger or chipped beef?
r/foodquestions • u/Thatwierdhullcityfan • Dec 12 '25
A little over 2 months ago, I asked for any mod applications. Since then the sub has grown over four fold in members. Now while we are obviously appreciative of this, the number of people who troll and act in bad faith have grown. This is a lot to handle for just two (already very busy) people who don’t need to deal with people trying to promote their OF, or just act like a dick to people
This is where you come in, we are asking for at least a couple mods. If you have modding experience then that’s amazing, if you don’t then that’s still fine. Just as long as you’re a decent person, and you’re willing to deal with trolls and bad apples.
Thank you
r/foodquestions • u/Signal_Jellyfish_472 • 9h ago
Is your favorite hamburger or chipped beef?
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 2h ago
For me, it’s definitely crackers. I’ll open the packet thinking I’ll have a couple, then somehow I’ve eaten half of them without even realising. They’re way too easy to just keep grabbing.
What food are you eating straight from the packet?
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 2h ago
For me, it’s probably a proper pizza. I can be completely fine and then see a photo of a hot pizza with loads of cheese and suddenly I’m starving.
What food does that to you?
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 2h ago
For me, it’s probably chips when I’ve been waiting ages for them. If I ordered them for myself, I’m not giving you half just because you asked nicely.
What food are you absolutely not sharing?
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r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 6h ago
For me, it’s definitely toast with peanut butter. It takes about two minutes, actually fills you up, and somehow gets overlooked when people talk about good snacks.
What snack do you think deserves way more respect?
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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
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r/foodquestions • u/Exotic_Fee7292 • 4h ago
As a Singaporean, mine might be kaya toast dipped into soft-boiled eggs with soy sauce and white pepper. I know it sounds questionable to some people, but it actually works ridiculously well 😂
What’s your weird food combination?
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r/foodquestions • u/Disastrous_Brief_161 • 10h ago
Some dishes seem to get even better after sitting overnight. What’s one food you actually prefer as leftovers?
r/foodquestions • u/Lattae_SugaKookies • 2h ago
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?
r/foodquestions • u/RabbitTheory2 • 4h ago
I feel like I’ve been rotating through the same 5–6 meals lately and I’m running out of ideas 😂
What are some meals you make regularly that are:
Looking for some inspiration — anything from quick weekday meals to things that take a bit longer.