/ck/ - Has there ever been a bigger trend chasing failure - Food & Cooking

Anonymous

10/27/26(Tue)20:32:15 No.22264106

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Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:32:15 No.22264106 Archived

Has there ever been a bigger trend chasing failure than this cringe?

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)20:33:21 No.22264107

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:33:21 No.22264107

>>22264106
Assuming americans will do the effort to flavor these was naive, but not cringe.

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)20:38:49 No.22264114

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:38:49 No.22264114

>>22264107
They aren't flavorless, they just don't have food dye.

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)20:40:59 No.22264117

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:40:59 No.22264117

>>22264114
Now that's stupid.

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)20:54:24 No.22264135

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:54:24 No.22264135

>>22264106
putting "protein" on everything like that somehow makes it healthy and not goyslop

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)20:55:53 No.22264140

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)20:55:53 No.22264140

>>22264106
Impossible meats

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)21:42:27 No.22264217

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)21:42:27 No.22264217

I mean, assuming they taste the same, couldn't they just replace these with the ones that have dye?

Anonymous
10/27/26(Tue)22:05:34 No.22264255

Anonymous 10/27/26(Tue)22:05:34 No.22264255

>>22264114
>>22264217
The flavor is not the same.