This Facebook Page Is Dedicated To “Wreckless Eating,” And Here Are 40 Of The Most Cursed Posts (New Pics)
Many food enthusiasts enjoy stepping outside of their comfort zone and experiencing something new. It's about pushing the boundaries of traditional flavors and textures and discovering tastes that they never would have thought of before. And for some, it's just about having a good laugh and sharing the experience with others.
Regardless of where you end up on this spectrum, I think you're going to find something on 'Wreckless Eating' worth your time. Created by foodie Matt Zion, this internet project — among many other of its forms of content — regularly shares funny, unexpected, and even bizarre dishes (I'm using this word somewhat liberally here).
So grab a bottle of water and continue scrolling to see just how much your stomach can handle. And if you finish the list but still feel hungry, fire up our previous article on 'Wreckless Eating.'
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Intentional atrocities aside, Michelle of the Last Food Blog, who is dedicated to helping everyone make deliciously good healthy meals for themselves and their family without crazy long lists of ingredients, said that there are a number of challenges that await us at the countertop.
"Cooking spices for too long will burn the spices, leaving your dish tasting bitter, they only need a minute to wake up," the woman told Bored Panda about the most common ones. "Overseasoning is another easy way to ruin a dish, always go small and taste your dish before adding more salt or pepper."
I mean, there is milk and butter in mashed potatoes. This is probably referring to those being substituted by plant-based alternatives. It's a funny image at first glance, but let's not at least be purposefully obtuse.
To better prepare ourselves, we need to do at least some homework. "I think basic skills are very important, you should be able to chop an onion and crush garlic," Michelle said. "It is also essential to be able to make an omelette or a basic pasta sauce from scratch, they are all so easy to make and will save you money. Cooking rice, pasta, and potatoes are also essential basic skills."
And while she thinks that some rules should be followed, especially when it comes to baking, generally Michelle believes that you should find your own way and learn from your mistakes. "I also believe that you can make any recipe your own and you don't need to follow a recipe to the T," she added.
"To take your cooking to another level, I would recommend trying out new techniques and cuisines, and practice, practice, practice! The more you do, the better you’ll get!" Michelle said.
And people are realizing it. The 2022 Cooking At Home Study shows large shifts in people's mindset and behaviors over the past two years, from more experimentation to better meal planning to online grocery shopping.
68% of respondents said they prioritize healthy meals and quality ingredients, with 60% saying they cook at home five or more times a week. 81% of respondents enjoy cooking more now than prior to the pandemic, 78% use appliances more now and 53% said they want more ways to make meal prep easier (69% of Millenials).
When it comes to grocery pick up or delivery, four in 10 said they used a service during the pandemic. Among those that have, 48% are still using one of these services.
Are you kidding? This looks amazing! It's pizza shaped sushi. I see nothing wrong here. Killer presentation.
If they wanted to hide the ring for eternity, they should've used a Mounds bar.
This is totally normal in the UK, it's yummy! This definitely needs more beans, cheese, and some butter, though.
That's just wrong. Should be illegal. What are people thinking when they come up with this stuff
Ok, no more. Enough of this thread and so much awful ‘food’ which a surprising number of people would like to try. Is it a US thing? I don’t think many if any would fly in Australia.
Oh gods! I really hope this was after they outlawed the caffeine. Four Loko specifically was the one that got them to stop putting caffeine in alcapops.
Are those pills or some kind of mint I've never seen before. Please tell me they aren't pills.
Yo dog, I heard you like bread... (that said, I love bread but would want to eat that seperately)
I just recently picked this up by accident last weekend. It's surprisingly very good. I recommend it.
Some of these are actually something I would love to try. Some of these are obviously not real. Some represent misunderstood pictures. The rest are just gross.
Some of these are actually something I would love to try. Some of these are obviously not real. Some represent misunderstood pictures. The rest are just gross.