@@joeligmacandace9356 sometimes i like to go into the kitchen at 3 am and open the fridge to regular plain pasta with no sauce, take the plastic wrap off and consume it slowly like worms.
I personally think there is an effect on food like if you eat the same food for so long I.E pasta and alot you will not taste it anymore and you will stop eating for a while
I am an indian and roti(s) or chapatis don't taste like a thing unless it is accompanied by a dish and due to its massive size I bet I doesn't taste good
Wait a sec, lol. I think this is a misunderstanding. I mean, if I would eat all of this, that would be the reason for my death. But I couldn’t really explain it well in English, because I am from the Netherlands. 😂😂😂
@@klossner7205 lol but i will eat many things, lol but still I prefer to live, that was a joke i wrote . BTW my English wont be so good im an Canadian.
I don't see how the cheese wheel with the risotto in it doesn't go to waste. I mean, is the cheese wheel shared? That seems kind of unsanitary, and no one can finish that whole thing of cheese in one sitting.
I'd much rather eat mini versions of food with perfect ratio of everything rather than a single bite of a giant version with the same overwhelming flavour.
Exactly . Most foods like sushi and burger only ever taste so good is because you’re getting a full bite of all the layers or ingredients that made up the food . Imagine biting into a giant burger , you’d only either taste the bread or patty and never get a full satisfying bite that consisted of all the elements that made up that particular burger,
That made me laugh. But I'm assuming that's the chef and he is very passionate, and checking how good his food looks. Chefs are always on a roll with how they cook and care about their progress. I love it
youtube keeps recommended me these "before you die" video, i think i should hide EDIT: so the one knocking at the door for the past month wasn't it, turns out it was just the electricty company worker, that explain the power outage but i fine, for now...
@@wolfstormwizard424 don't be mean, that's actually probably what they do and it's true it is a waste of food but she isn't a dumb idiot to point that out. Let's all just be nice. 👍
It's what I think. Funny fact is this always is made Inc countries where there is already lot of food, and theyr portions is considered big in others countries, but still they make it bigger. XD
I agree completely. I don’t consider eating until I’m sick a pleasurable experience, and I simply don’t understand why anyone would want to eat that much. Also, the food would likely be awful, because you can scale up a recipe only so far before you lose quality. The giant hamburger is a great example - there’s no way to keep it juicy and correctly cooked in the middle. But just the idea of gluttony doesn’t appeal to many of us.
@@pinkmonkeybird2644 I was thinking also the buds of your tongue, probably after a few bites just stops feeling any taste. Cause once I ate a jar of condensed milk with my brother (when kids) and after a few spoons I lost all senses of sweet. Also I have gone to a buffet of pizza in Brasil and after the 8 piece I lost any sense on my buds and had to switch to sweet. I think is something you dream as a kid, as I did but when older I prefer eating variety over quantity. xD
I bet you are going to be trolled for what may be perceived as your self righteousness. What people are going to miss is the fact that buying food does not give you the right to waste it. Even if there are no poor people in the world, you owe it to mother nature that you do not waste food.
@@rubensteinfinsteraarhorn9028 Printing Money does not help. It lessens the value of the money, so if we keep printing and printing, soon we might end up with $1000 for a piece of bread.
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