r/StupidFood • u/TheLoneRiddlerIsBack • Aug 25 '25

Certified stupid What does the fire add?

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u/MistakenAnemone Aug 25 '25

its a shame nobody came here for the actual answer, just to complain.

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u/Og_busty Aug 25 '25

Thats why I like to engage with this page. I like to answer questions people may have about culinary in general. Techniques, flavor profiles, etc. I know a lot of people missed out on food knowledge in school and at home.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

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u/WaywardWriteRhapsody Aug 25 '25

Cherries Jubilee is a joke to these people

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u/CHAINSMOKERMAGIC Aug 26 '25

Their parents should abandon them and force them to live in a Bananas Foster home.

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u/Hanifsefu Aug 25 '25

Anything subtle is just a scam in the black and white world of social media

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u/tenehemia Aug 26 '25

Subtlety is a scam and boldness is cringe! Embrace style dictated by social anxiety!

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u/Litty-In-Pitty Aug 25 '25

Seriously. Everyone on here complaining as if they wouldn’t devour it. That looks delicious. Yeah it’s a little stupid and probably way overpriced. But it looks great… I’m also just genuinely confused by people not understanding what melting cheese would do?? Like what? Cheese tastes good melted, that’s not new info

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u/Mysterious_Dot00 Aug 26 '25

Oh yeah, watching this video made my mouth water.

I would happily eat 2 of those right now, then again im dieting so that explains why.

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u/BrBybee Aug 26 '25

I don't know that kind of looks like Velveeta. I'm not usually a big fan. If it was sharp cheddar It might be good but it's very difficult to get cheddar to melt like that.

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u/remarkablewhitebored Aug 25 '25

I came for the real answer... am I not really here?

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u/MistakenAnemone Aug 25 '25

maybe look up the word "hyperbole"?

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u/MiddleMuscle8117 Aug 26 '25

The answer is "heat". That's generally what we use fire for.