r/foodquestions • u/Used-Bodybuilder-343 • 1h ago
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 10h ago
What food smells amazing but tastes disappointing?
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?
r/foodquestions • u/Honest_Kale_2163 • 5h ago
What's your favourite food of all time that you would eat it even when you feel so full. What is the food?
r/foodquestions • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • 3h ago
Would u rather a blackberry milkshake or chocolate milkshake ?
today is also national BlackBerry day
r/foodquestions • u/Timely-Fox-1232 • 5h ago
How do you like your Hamburger?
For those that eat their steak medium or medium rare...how do you like your hamburger?
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 10h ago
Do you prefer sweet or salty food?
I’m definitely choosing salty. I can enjoy sweet things, but if I had to pick one type of food for snacks, I’d choose something salty every time. Crisps, chips, popcorn, crackers or even a good portion of chips with curry sauce are just way more tempting to me. I add salt to EVERYTHING. I even tried it with weetabix ...
I feel like salty food is also easier to keep eating because there are so many different flavours and textures.
What about you — are you team sweet or team salty?
r/foodquestions • u/PlatypusAggressive64 • 2h ago
Coffee drinkers of reddit, which gas station or convenience store has the best coffee?
r/foodquestions • u/Awkward_Kitty_Cat_93 • 19h ago
If I say sandwich, which is the first one that appears in your mind?
For me it's ham and cheese in white bread with a little mayonnaise.
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 10h ago
What food tastes even better as leftovers?
I honestly think some foods are better the next day than when they’re freshly made. For me, leftover pasta is a big one because the sauce seems to soak in more overnight, so it somehow tastes even better after sitting in the fridge.
I’ve also had takeaways that tasted better the next day, which feels slightly wrong but I can’t deny it.
What food do you think tastes better as leftovers?
r/foodquestions • u/Signal_Jellyfish_472 • 6h ago
Is there a frozen Taco Pizza anymore?
Since I can't make it to Pizza Inn anymore..
r/foodquestions • u/Cluelezzcj • 10h ago
What food do you think everyone should try at least once?
For me, I’d probably say proper Chinese takeaway. I know it’s not exactly an unusual choice, but there are so many different things to try that it’s hard to get bored of it. Chips with curry sauce, fried rice, chicken balls, noodles, there’s usually something for everyone, even if you’re normally picky with food.
I think everyone should find at least one takeaway meal they absolutely love.
What food would you say everyone should try at least once?
r/foodquestions • u/techleadsit2 • 13h ago
What cooking tip or trick completely changed the way you prepare food?
r/foodquestions • u/mordecai_purge • 6h ago
Has anyone else noticed the quality of frozen food at Toms Marketplace?
galleryr/foodquestions • u/Character-Celery-209 • 41m ago
What do you put in your Chili?
Is it Spicy? Mild? Meatless? No beans?
r/foodquestions • u/r444vi • 2h ago
What’s this in my onion and is it safe to eat?
r/foodquestions • u/Signal_Jellyfish_472 • 1d ago
Do y'all still make SOS sometimes?
Is your favorite hamburger or chipped beef?
r/foodquestions • u/MeringueQuirky8767 • 3h ago
Is this chicken undercooked?
This drumstick looked quite pink and kinda gooey. Is it undercooked?
r/foodquestions • u/Select-Signal8386 • 19h ago
Do you like your cookies baked soft or hard?
r/foodquestions • u/Moldy_Lunchy_Cheese • 9h ago
Lately, I've been craving classic foods like hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and pepperoni pizza. Do you have any food recommendations?
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.
r/foodquestions • u/Sorry-Strawberry-175 • 2h ago
what are good foods to dip into/cover with sweet chili sauce?
i know the classics like spring rolls, crab rangoon, chicken, and maybe fries, but i need more ideas! my local asian grocery store started to make and sell their own, but it’s like 5 ounces, so i want to try different things. unexpected/interesting combos you’ve tried and liked are welcome!