Why do white people hate seasoning?
Why do white people hate seasoning?
Nathan Stewart
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Logan Johnson
They don't.
They just use less of it because their cuisine comes from cold climates where spices and hot peppers do not grow well.
Austin Clark
Why do non-whites love race-baiting?
Leo Miller
that's not actually true. medieval cooking was more heavily spiced than most european cooking is today. main dishes heavily used spices like cinnamon, cloves, grains of paradise, and rosewater
Tyler Rodriguez
Because unemployed people have to occupy their day somehow, and sometimes, they get tired of committing 50% of violent crimes and turn to the internet for things to do
Daniel Gray
European cuisine uses seasoning to bring out the natural flavour of the ingredients not to flavour the ingredients.
Robert Gutierrez
because your mother was raised by a baby boomer cow who thought mixing canned cream of mushroom soup, green beans, and fried onions was a great dish.
also black people have a culture of seasoning and spices because they could only ever get the shit meat and produce so they had to do a lot to make it taste better
Bentley Evans
will you seriously just stfu already and quit with the BS? I mean you seriously have nothing better to do? Who do you think invented the carolina reaper? A black man? A mexican? Google it.
Xavier Cook
I love how well these threads work. People that compliance about them just feeds back into it and as long as there's someone hanging around make some half assed reply reiterating the point it can go on forever.
Charles Richardson
Because non-white countries used spices as a way of preserving food from the heat, whereas the more temperate europe could enjoy the natural flavour of food without drowning it with peppers
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Jack Stewart
Do you think that hobbyists who compete to grow hot peppers are somehow representative of the general population?
Carson Roberts
that's a bit silly desu. you wouldn't point to hungary and their heavy use of peppers to dispute the claim that european cuisine doesn't use much spice, so why point to one guy creating a hybrid pepper
Evan Roberts
no but the fact that all the hottest pepper world record eaters are white also helps out
Noah Murphy
>>helps out
No, it doesn't. Hot pepper competitive eaters aren't representative of the population as a whole.
Exceptions exist for everything. They are not representative of anything.
Mason Mitchell
>implying these posts aren't from self-cucking white people
Lucas Brown
I prefer to taste the real flavor of the meat, not some added junk that ruins it.
Julian Fisher
MORE MAYO, WHITE BOY?
Brandon Sanchez
soft boil eggs, crack them open over macaroni and add a dash of soy sauce
Josiah Harris
> middle age
> spices...
choose one
Oliver Wright
No. Choose both. Spices were a highly demanded and expensive good during the Middle Ages. Despite what you may believe there were points of contact between the Europeans and the Muslims in the Middle Ages.
The age of discovery in the early modern period was not when Europeans were first introduced to spices. Rather it was prompted, in part, to find the source of the spices so the Spanish and Portuguese could import them directly without relying on the Venetians.
Aiden Flores
>why do white people hate seasoning
Nathan Foster
What's your point? That you're making too many meals so you don't have the time to season each and every one of them?