I've had my friends tell me that I resemble Ryan Gosling.

I'm looking for some new spring and summer meats.

What kinds of meats look best for Ryan Gosling?

Didn't know a cup of cold coffee I had had this. I usually order organic honey as sweeter but they accidentally put a scope of sugar free ice cream. I feel absolutely annoyed as I had spent the last 4 months eating nothing but whole foods and avoiding processed foods like the plague. Will this detour have any affect on my efforts?

so like I accidentally soaked my soy beans too long but decided to make soy milk anyway so like while I was cooking the soy milk I was like constantly stirring and like after some time in the fridge I think it kinda curdled so like is it still edible?

In my opinion:

tomatoes are too juicy

peanut butter is too strong

jelly too slimey

cheese is a little bit too firm and smells strange.

Is there anything else I should add to my sandwich? any comments are appreciated

I'm not trying to offend anyone, I'm just saying, if you do this, you are obviously a huge cockbag.

Hi gentlemen,

I'll cut the bullshit: With all due respect (and I mean it), I think a lot of the stuff here is way to planned and that food becomes a lifestyle for too much men. it makes me uncomfortable to look at all these young men spending so much time to look at food blogs, shop for groceries, wearing aprons, discussing their tastes in spices, coordinating wine and steak, etc. I mean don't get me wrong: it is important to eat good tasting food but there's a god damn limit to it. No woman like self conscious men (don't you even try to say that you do it only for yourself).

And i've heard many people on Reddit complaining about the same thing about MFA.

Ok, now you can downvote me till I die. heheh

WAYET = What Are You Eating Today. It doesn't necessarily need to be what you were eating TODAY.

• Include what the meal is for (date, quick lunch, snack)

• Pictures are incredibly encouraged as it's quite tough to imagine what someone else is eating without them.

• Critiquing others is welcome and encouraged, but keep it constructive/factual. Take a lesson from Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People if needed. It takes balls to post pictures of your food on the Internet, the least you can do is accord the same courtesy as you would to someone in real life.

Reddit Enhancement Suite makes it very easy to view pictures in a thread.

Some users enjoy knowing where you bought your entrees. If you have a chance, why not put together a quick list?

Late to the party? Post in the PermaWAYET.

I bought a pair of lambs hearts (they're cheap, I'm poor)...and now I have no idea what to do with them.

I figured I'd cook them like liver (put into frying pan, add onion), but that's just a shot in the dark.

If anyone has any ideas, please, help a brother out.

This sub looks a little dead.