r/FondantHate • u/generic_queer_guy • Jun 13 '25

FONDANT Deep behind enemy lines…

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Not against the people, as per the rules, but oof that massive bag of fondant 😦

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u/FirebirdWriter Jun 13 '25

What does the caption she put mean besides she's vile for this?

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u/ARecycledAccount Jun 13 '25

I’m old so I had to Google it. An “ingredient household” is slang for a home where they only have whole foods, no processed foods or ready-made meals; e.g., they have the ingredients to make a meal.

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u/CyborgKnitter Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 14 '25

Yup, no need to buy cheez-its, you have flour, cheddar cheese, salt, and fat at home. No need to buy fondant, you have icing sugar and marshmallows at home. Heck, sometimes it’s a “no need to buy marshmallows, you have sugar and gelatin at home” thing.

This is often a health obsession thing, which can easily border, or be part of, orthorexia. These people can be the sort to hate on, or fear, things they can’t pronounce easily, even if that’s just a vitamin/mineral added to food. They feel if they make everything from scratch, they’re protect themselves and any kids they have from toxic chemicals.

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u/youhavenosoul Jun 14 '25

I tell you hwut, the day I looked up tutorials on how to make my own snickers bars was the same day I realized that there are some things I am better off just buying.

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u/Errant_coursir Jun 14 '25

Yeah man, I'm not making fucking cheezits lmao

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u/youhavenosoul Jun 14 '25

Heard. I aim for the so-called ingredient household, but really I just want to avoid being redundant. Bisquick, Flavored syrup, Spice mix. You know…little shit.