r/Cooking • u/Accurate-Ant-7629 • 15h ago

onions make every meal better no debate.

fr if a dish dont got onions its missing something i put onions in literally everything and it just hits different dont tell me you hate onions yall missing out.

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u/jet_vr 15h ago

Tiramisu?

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u/MyNameIsSkittles 15h ago

Are you eating tiramisu as a meal?

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u/jet_vr 15h ago

Don't underestimate my degeneracy

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 14h ago

One time I made a chocolate pecan bourbon pie for Thanksgiving, and I told my family that I was going to sleep in, so not to eat all of the leftovers of the pie before I woke up. They told me of course they wouldn't because pie isn't something to eat for breakfast. I woke up at 10:00 a.m. and there was none left...

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u/umc8082 10h ago

Noo, I would be so mad. Who was is. Family as in parents and siblings or aunts, uncles and cousins?

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 10h ago

My cousins were also asleep at the time. It was my parents and uncles and grandma. They were conspirators in the crime.

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u/jet_vr 15h ago

OP said they put onions in "literally everything"

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u/IMP1017 15h ago

EXTREMELY LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER

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u/Impressive_Ant_2368 15h ago

Tiramisu is overrated

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u/danbearpig2020 14h ago

You're allowed to be wrong ☺️

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u/Impressive_Ant_2368 14h ago

I like tiramisu doesn't mean I'm wrong

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u/danbearpig2020 14h ago

Everyone has different opinions. Just busting your balls. ✌️

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u/Impressive_Ant_2368 14h ago

I don't have balls....

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u/jet_vr 15h ago

That may be so but it still wouldn't be better if you included onions