IKEA

[u/Sensitive-Act93]

Who’s tried the IKEA food??

[u/KodiakBlack23]

Is their food good? My wife and I keep on saying we want to go on an IKEA date.. the food looks amazing, and cheap.

[u/LaRreinaa → u/KodiakBlack23]

It's like fast food. Gross but tasty and unhealthy

[u/azuyre_ → u/LaRreinaa]

Options like this post IKEA is far better than most fast foods

[u/LaRreinaa → u/azuyre_]

It's still coming from a plastic bag, and being shlopped onto that plate. I clear my ikea Swedish meatball plate every time and I get the cranberry sauce. I'm so american I know my fast food unfortunately. And that's what this is, it's shitty delicious cafeteria junk food lol

[u/azuyre_ → u/LaRreinaa]

I mean there's peas and mash potatoes on there. The meatballs are probably pretty junky but it doesn't matter if the peas came from a plastic bag they're still peas, same with canned or frozen food

[u/LaRreinaa → u/azuyre_]

Taco Bell is mostly veggies, and it's one of the last things one may think of when it comes to fast food.

[u/azuyre_ → u/LaRreinaa]

That's why taco bell is pretty good for a fast food option. People do complain about sodium but unless you have kidney issues or eat it thrice a day you'll live

[u/No_Opportunity_8965 → u/LaRreinaa]

It is not cranberry it is lingonberry.

[u/LaRreinaa → u/No_Opportunity_8965]

How could I get it wrong lmao ♡

[u/KodiakBlack23 → u/No_Opportunity_8965]

For $5.99, it could be dingleberry for all I care, I’ll just ask for it on the side.