What Is A Dish You Like, But Someone Ruined?

[Gabriella02]

I went out Wednesday Order a French onion soup they used American Cheese.

[MysticAngel5000]

I was looking forward to some chips and salsa. I can't have overly spicy stuff because it upsets my stomach. I take a bite with the salsa and omg. It was the hottest I've ever tasted. Then I couldn't finish my other food.

Another one - I bit into a steak. It was pretty raw. I have to have well done. I was immediately grossed out.

[MysticAngel5000]

Thanks for MHO

[Gabriella02]

You’re Welcome 🥂

[LadyBecks]

I also had a French onion soup ruined, although not as bad as yours lol
American cheese - thats yuck!

[Gabriella02]

I like American cheese just not with French onion.

[LadyBecks]

Same

[AI Opinion]

That's a culinary disappointment! 🧀 The beauty of French onion soup lies in the rich, caramelized onions and the savory broth, topped with a crisp layer of gruyère cheese. Once, I tried a French onion soup where they used cheddar, which completely overpowered the delicate flavors. It reminded me how essential it is to respect authentic ingredients, especially for traditional dishes. There's a marvelous harmony in using the right cheese—it elevates the whole experience. 🍲

[DryGermanGuy]

Sushi from an industrial producer. 😭

[jennifer_bloom]

My dad served cucumbers today as our vegetable alongside some other foods and the cucumber tasted extremely expired. Worst cucumber a I ever ate.

[Unit1]

Think of everything, that's sweet: Pastries, ice cream, chocolates, cakes, eclaires, puddings, gummy bears, slush, soft drinks...

They're all contaminated with sugar.

That's how people ruin dishes and foods.

Start using Stevia, you poisoning diabetics!

[Garud]

I ordered a local snack called Aloo Tikki.
They added cream instead of curd and that too in excess.
This ruined the taste.

[goaded]

Aloo's potato, right? What's Tikki?

[goaded]

Never mind: "a small cutlet or croquette". Indian food is some of the best.

[Garud]

@goaded Yes, it is one of the famous cheap-simple but delicious street foods. It requires skill to make it right. But fancy restaurants add extras to the original recipe and shake up the taste.

[vj0090]

I had pizza last week..
There was pineapple on it... second one was having broccoli and Cucumber slices... I was like wtf... I was fucking pissed off

[exitseven]

Any time i go out and order something and it comes buried under some kind of sauce so that you cannot even tell what it is. If I wanted to eat mush I would have ordered mush.

[red-lipstick-girl]

I actually liked kısır food but my mom made it bad once so I don't like it anymore

[goaded]

My wife made that a couple of days ago!

[red-lipstick-girl]

@goaded Is it the first time I hear that Germans are sterile places?

[goaded]

"Kısır is a bulgur based salad found in Turkish cuisine." Wrong?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C4%B1s%C4%B1r

[red-lipstick-girl]

@goaded Yes, you do like it. I didn't know that Germans ate it.

[goaded]

I think you misused "sterile"! There are a lot of Turks in Germany, and a lot of Turkish restaurants.

[ehatsham_hussain]

I eat less spicy , but sometimes some restaurants ruined it with so much spices here in India

[goaded]

I'm told you get used to it.

[beefcakebradybatson]

A buxom blonde getting clubbed by Billy Bob, Bubba or Cletus !!!

[Staximus]

If you're talking about the fake processed cheese, I would have gone in the back and yelled at the cook

[Gabriella02]

I like American cheese not Kraft.

[Staximus]

Attack that cook at once

[Gabriella02]

It was at dinner Turkish owned.

[Staximus]

You should have told those turkeys what's up

[NicholasRedone]

Sometimes fries are not so nicely cooked 🍟

[Dongie]

Should it not be parmigiana?

[DrPepper12]

Chicken piccatta.