Does America have normal cooking shows you might actually learn something from?
Seems like 90% of them are fat people gawping and whooping over how much bacon and processed cheese there is, before chewing with their mouth open and trying to talk at the same time about it being "so good"
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guy is /our guy/
You'll be hungry in prison.
Yes, on PBS and its kino
I miss Good Eats.
>americans
>cooking decent food
Don't make me laugh user.
This. Fuck off OP. You're not welcome here. Guy is eternally based.
This. American "cuisine" is just slathering everything in grease or sugar. No wonder they're so obese and lazy.
You have the internet for easily looking up recipes already.
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Fuck yeah.
Again, fuck yeah.
It's a goddamn shame these two were taken off Netflix.
Your humrats and other aid are on the way--calm yourself, Mehmet.
so, this is the power of American cusine........
Good eats is cookingkino, but I can't think of any recent shows that fit the criteria
>not stuffing your face to smother the voice of sheer terror you experience every day of your life
pleb
Brit cooking shows are actually the best, no sensationalism or corporate product placement
I'd like her to place her products on me if you get me
it's coming back
I loved watching this as a kid
Me, my mum, and sister always watched this when it was on
Post your favourite TV cooks.
Keith Floyd, RIP.
It's Mexican, fellas
Wheat berries look like vaginas
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I want to punch the person who made that in the face.
Hold the phone cowboy the rabbit hole goes much deeper
Yeah dude me too! Learned a lot about chemistry and physics and food. He made a very good show
what's the difference xD
it's actually Mexican, so chances are that guy has already had his face skinned before he was beheaded
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American salad
But that's well known to be a Mexican establishment. There's plenty of American food disasters to post, why start off with a lie?
>Does America have normal cooking shows you might actually learn something from?
America's Test Kitchen?
Good eats is objectively the greatest "how to cook" show
Not only does he go into the what, but the why too
I honestly hope that Jack and his whole family dies in a grease fire
>never give recipies
>never give cook times or temps
>instead direct viewers to the website
i fucking hate this dweeb
American influenced street food, it doesn't matter where it's made.
honestly the main benefit of a video portion is general concepts and seeing techniques. why ask viewers to write down a list of ingredients when even gypsies have cell phones with internet access?
>ramen noodles
>flavored tortilla chips
>American
>Does America have normal cooking shows you might actually learn something from?
you ever heard of Public Television, retard?
they always give temps and times
are you deaf?
That's mexico, nice try europoor
>doritos
>instant ramen
not american influence
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Epic Meal Time makes me want to vomit
Yes, my mom watches them pretty often. They're usually a couple women on a kitchen set, showing different recipes for regular food that won't give you a heart attack. Usually pretty normal stuff like adding different kinds of vegetables and spices to grilled chicken and rice, different omelette recipes, that sort of thing
>americans invented corn chips and msg-laden pasta
Have you actually watched TRIPLE D?
They go to a lot of restaurants with creative food and they basically show you the entire recipe of whatever the restaurant is famous for. It may not always be healthy but it's good food with care put into it and Guy isn't annoying enough to ruin the show.
Mind of a Chef from PBS is great too. The Edward Lee episodes are my favorites. I want to get drunk with him and eat delicious food.
I literally wish him death
Americans still look like puritans after all these years.