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Prokhor Zakharov posted:who the gently caress would want an olive garden? No kidding. If you're gonna have to get a chain Italian joint, at least get a Maggianos.
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Bip Roberts posted:Doob don't like it. Rock the Costco.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:who the gently caress would want an olive garden? Why not? Its decent food.
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TheLightPurges posted:Why not? Its decent food. Agreed, people love to act like the little local place isn't just busting open boxes and cans from Sysco too.
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it depends where you live. if youre in a medium to large city theres really no excuse to eat at a middle tier chain restaurant in fact they dont exist in the city limits where im at because they cant compete it's mediocre italian food it might be considered good if it were cheaper
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Dec 23, 2016 15:43
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I mean Olive garden food is edible but it's really not cheap at all.
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thathonkey posted:it's mediocre italian food it might be considered good if it were cheaper See, this is the honest truth and then there is me being an Italian. I can make better sauce and salad. It would be like offering a rancher a frozen chuck steak.
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Glazier posted:Agreed, people love to act like the little local place isn't just busting open boxes and cans from Sysco too. bruh Olive Garden literally stopped using salt in their cooking so as to save some costs on long term maintenance/replacement of cookware salt
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Glazier posted:Agreed, people love to act like the little local place isn't just busting open boxes and cans from Sysco too. At least the money spent on the local place probably stays local. It'll stick around the local economy a lot closer than any Olive Garden profits will, anyhow.
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Moridin920 posted:bruh Olive Garden literally stopped using salt in their cooking so as to save some costs on long term maintenance/replacement of cookware It's the only restaurant I've ever sent the food back. Meatball sandwich came out still frozen
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goodness posted:It's the only restaurant I've ever sent the food back. Meatball sandwich came out still frozen I'd just loving walk out if that happened, Jesus
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Moridin920 posted:bruh Olive Garden literally stopped using salt in their cooking so as to save some costs on long term maintenance/replacement of cookware I worked at one almost 20 years ago and there was a rule about how many pepperoncinis (peppers) you could put in a salad based on how many people were at the table.
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Moridin920 posted:bruh Olive Garden literally stopped using salt in their cooking so as to save some costs on long term maintenance/replacement of cookware Do they not have salt on the tables where you live? If so, then yes that is a terrible restaurant. The Cubelodyte posted:At least the money spent on the local place probably stays local. It'll stick around the local economy a lot closer than any Olive Garden profits will, anyhow. Biggest cost is labor.
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Sry for.the Olive Garden derail in the Costco thread. I will self-probate myself for six hours.
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Glazier posted:Do they not have salt on the tables where you live? If so, then yes that is a terrible restaurant. I'm not going to get into a whole 'how to cook' thing here but bro table salt is not sufficient replacement for proper seasoning. If you're not salting your pasta water you're doing it wrong. Period.
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Moridin920 posted:I'm not going to get into a whole 'how to cook' thing here but bro table salt is not sufficient replacement for proper seasoning. Guess I just have no taste 
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Moridin920 posted:I'm not going to get into a whole 'how to cook' thing here but bro table salt is not sufficient replacement for proper seasoning. You shouldn't tell people what to do and what to like. It makes you look arrogant. Definitely not in the Costco thread.
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Bip Roberts posted:Doob don't like it. The Cubelodyte posted:Rock the Costco.
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MISSED CONNECTION Your cart: rotisserre chicken, 3 boxes of milk, 1 frozen 5 lb. bag of broccoli My cart: rotisserre chicken, chicken thigh pack, 36 eggs We met in the refrigerator section. You had your head in the fridge, getting out the Kirkland Signature greek yogurt. I waited, as I needed to grab a twin pack of yogurt, too. You held the door open, looked at my cart, then looked at me. We nodded at each other knowingly. This was the place to get great deals on macros. If you ever need a spotter at the gym, respond with the color of my costco freezer bag
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The guy handing out the holiday meatballs in Kirkland sauce wasn't ready for the holiday stampeders, I think he died in my place. RIP, meatball guy.
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My dad told me that my 88 year old grandpa went to Costco today (2 days before Christmas) and it took him half an hour to get out of the parking lot.
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Male Tears posted:My dad told me that my 88 year old grandpa went to Costco today (2 days before Christmas) and it took him half an hour to get out of the parking lot. old people suck
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Hed posted:MISSED CONNECTION
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Male Tears posted:My dad told me that my 88 year old grandpa went to Costco today (2 days before Christmas) and it took him half an hour to get out of the parking lot. 28 minutes of that was him backing out of his space though
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The red snapper I bought from Costco was gutted, but not scaled. Who would want the scales??
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shoophobo posted:The red snapper I bought from Costco was gutted, but not scaled. Who would want the scales?? At those prices, who wouldn't!
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TheLightPurges posted:You shouldn't tell people what to do and what to like. It makes you look arrogant. Definitely not in the Costco thread. Bro if you aren't salting your pasta water you are doing it wrong.
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Moridin920 posted:Bro if you aren't salting your pasta water you are doing it wrong. Thats your opinion man
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Lol if you think cooking is some kind of art full of opinions and free spirits. Art doesn't exist. It's all hard science, and the best are so especially skilled and drilled in the rules that they can make fools think art is happening. Like you think the dude wrapping his polish up in his pizza slice is some fatlord savant, but he's hitting all the basic rules of culinary excellence.
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FogHelmut posted:Lol if you think cooking is some kind of art full of opinions and free spirits. Art doesn't exist. It's all hard science, and the best are so especially skilled and drilled in the rules that they can make fools think art is happening. Cooking is art. Baking is science.
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FogHelmut posted:fatlord savant mods
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Code Jockey posted:*nods*
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A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!!
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Chinatown posted:A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!! When the hotdog company tried to raise prices on them, they went "gently caress you" and bought their own hot dog company
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Chinatown posted:A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!! 
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Chinatown posted:A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!! welcome to Costco, I love you
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Chinatown posted:A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!! 
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Chinatown posted:A god drat hot dog and soda of your choice with free refills for loving $1.50!!!! proof that america is already great
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Costco should just create a side bar area and put up their TVs to show the sports games and serve hard drinks at discounted prices and in bulk along with the food. "I'll have a shor....uhh...give me the 56 liter Christmas Ale and a pack of your 5 whole Turkeys in Sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce. Yes I'm here by myself. Churro for dessert."
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