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Stupid Food Trends

Hold the Cheez Whiz

I don't care how much protein is in it, quinoa does not taste good.

Does kale need to be in everything? Spinach tastes much better.

What other food trends need to die?

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padd b1975

I eat pretty much anything, as long as it's served on a plate.

Not a fcuking roof tile!!!

fussyonion

Pulled pork.
Tasted it for the first time yesterday and thought the BBQ sauce it was covered in was sickly. Whole concept is done to death now.

The Dagda

"Jus"

Fcuk off.

Frosty McSnowballs

Bacon flavour Tuc.....fcuk off!

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

This craic of sending your dinner out on like three plates FFS just lob it on the one and be done with it

Sky King

Gluten free bull****.

Genuine coeliacs must hate being lumped in with these gluten free frauds.

Though I suppose their selection has increased a lot as a result.

Pumpkinseeds

I can't keep up with food trends anymore. First they said fat was bad, eat more carbs. They scoffed at high protein low carb diets. Now they say eat more protein and less carbs and that fat is friendly and sugar is evil. *Sigh, make up your mind boffins, make up your minds.

Scar Tissue

Gluten free, (for the people that just claim they're intolerant or whatever), yawn

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Pulled pork...pulled chicken...pull the other one!

hfallada

I ****ing sick of every cafe in Dublin having a vintage look. 20 years ago you could barely get a coffee in the city, never mind a proper cafe. Every cafe in Dublin looks the same

cloud493

Burritos. 8 quid for a tortilla wrap with a bit of chicken and rice **** right off.

[Deleted User]

Scar Tissue wrote: »

Gluten free, (for the people that just claim they're intolerant or whatever), yawn

You can be just intolerant...

shruikan2553

Have to agree with gluten free. Most of the idiots don't even know what gluten is.

Hold the Cheez Whiz

fussyonion wrote: »

Pulled pork.
Tasted it for the first time yesterday and thought the BBQ sauce it was covered in was sickly. Whole concept is done to death now.

I love pulled pork, but it lives and dies by the sauce (and often the fixins').

Annasopra

fussyonion wrote: »

Pulled pork.
Tasted it for the first time yesterday and thought the BBQ sauce it was covered in was sickly. Whole concept is done to death now.

Theres bloody pulled pork everywhere

Hold the Cheez Whiz

Sky King wrote: »

Gluten free bull****.

Genuine coeliacs must hate being lumped in with these gluten free frauds.

Though I suppose their selection has increased a lot as a result.

Scar Tissue wrote: »

Gluten free, (for the people that just claim they're intolerant or whatever), yawn

bluewolf wrote: »

You can be just intolerant...

shruikan2553 wrote: »

Have to agree with gluten free. Most of the idiots don't even know what gluten is.

I think part of the problem with a lot of the gluten free crowd is that they are really on a low-carb diet but don't want to say that, so they claim gluten free instead. That said, I know a lot of people who aren't celiac, but have autoimmune disorders or other long-term health issues who have experienced significant improvements in their health by going gluten free (and dairy free, in some cases).

Pumpkinseeds

Gianluca Unimportant Stinger wrote: »

Pulled pork...pulled chicken...pull the other one!

And to think up until it was trendy it was just a way of getting the last bits of meat/chicken off the carcass.:D

Donnielighto

shruikan2553 wrote: »

Have to agree with gluten free. Most of the idiots don't even know what gluten is.

I do know what gluten is. Gluten is a vague term. It’s something that’s used to categorize things that are bad. You know, calories, that’s a gluten. Fat, that’s a gluten. Gluten means bad sh** man, and I’m not eating it.

wyndham

Serving food on wooden boards. This is a pet hate of mine. Has to be less hygienic than plates. Ruins dinner for me.

Also, steak on a stone. Must have been an accountant that came up with the notion of going to a restaurant & then cooking your own dinner, complete with the stink and heat and fat spatters. Trying to keep one eye on it while you are eating. Cooking tiny little pieces. It's all wrong & pointless.

wyndham

.DP

Chucken

I don't care how disgusting it was/is, I now have a longing for cheez whiz.
Where would I get some?

longshanks

Chips, or fries if you're under 25, in those miniature metal buckets. Fuck off and stay fucked off.

FanadMan

fussyonion wrote: »

Pulled pork.
Tasted it for the first time yesterday and thought the BBQ sauce it was covered in was sickly. Whole concept is done to death now.

Pulled pork like you get in KFC or most of the other places here is terrible. Tastes nothing like the american version.......yummy!

Aongus Von Bismarck

Drinks being served in jam jars. Usually in overpriced hipster places serving burgers, fried chicken and cheap cuts of steak. A glass works. Glasses are a great way of serving drinks.

Hold the Cheez Whiz

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

And to think up until it was trendy it was just a way of getting the last bits of meat/chicken off the carcass.:D

I REALLY hate the trend of 'stretch your food' food like pulled pork, meatloaf, pot roast, or other forms of comfort food for people on a budget being sold in restaurants at 'regular' prices. Sorry, the whole point of these dishes is that you are using scraps or the cheapest cuts of meat and then filling them out with cheap grains and starches.

Herb Powell

wyndham wrote: »

Serving food on wooden boards. This is a pet hate of mine. Has to be less hygienic than plates. Ruins dinner for me.

It's actually not.

Wooden chopping boards are more hygenic than plastic/other types.

MsMayhem

I have such a longing for pulled pork after reading this thread...

JustAddWater

hfallada wrote: »

I ****ing sick of every cafe in Dublin having a vintage look. 20 years ago you could barely get a coffee in the city, never mind a proper cafe. Every cafe in Dublin looks the same

Rustic

Chucken

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Drinks being served in jam jars. Usually in overpriced hipster places serving burgers, fried chicken and cheap cuts of steak. A glass works. Glasses are a great way of serving drinks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yvn1vTzUy0

the groutch

American confectionery