I recently told a French girl from work I make my own sauerkraut (my mum has a pretty large field next to her house which she owns and transformed into a garden... I use her krauts to make my own sauerkraut, just because it’s awesome good, I also hand it to neighbors and friends and family).
That girl looked at me as if I was a retard. Mind you, I am a senior engineer at the company I work, I also am fit and have a social circle. This really caught me offguard, is making food really seen as so bad these days?
>is making food really seen as so bad these days? Not really in the U.S.
Nathaniel Young
Women don't tend to understand the idea of doing something yourself when there is an easier option.
Liam King
fuck pickling fermenting is what's up easy probiotics used to be a staple of all white people food
Carter Long
You seem pretty real imo~ Don't let it get to you. She is the one that is not self sufficient.
If you feel like you have the calmness to go or feel like even pursuing an answer to the face then that I feel is also worth saying.
Samuel Mitchell
fuck her in the ass you german pussy
Christopher Lewis
>talking to a girl
found the problem
Elijah Morgan
Sauerkraut is pickle fermented you tard
Joseph Morgan
Yes. Sauerkraut cured my homosexuality.
Christopher Mitchell
Recipe? How much better is it than store bought or a restaurant in the US? Never been to germany, but I love my sauerkraut
Easton Mitchell
Jesus Christ I had no idea that French women were such fucking objects
She's not even worth the air you breathe OP
Thomas Hernandez
Food making is seen as feminine. Whatever kind of food you make. Its seen as a provider role. Even though men are much better at it, it still is seen as something below any man of any status. Thus, when a man makes food it lowers him in the eyes of others.
Answer: Stop making food? No, just be careful how you present it. Food making is an aesthetic pursuit and thus women can only go so far. I think if you frame it as a hobby or obsession, it grants it a patina of masculinity.
Asher Reed
>is making food really seen as so bad these days? it's completely normal in Eastern Europe
Angel Williams
Its cabbage, dumbass. I make it with salt water all the time.
Jason Cruz
Going out to eat food is seen as a status symbol. Your average empty-headed insta-thot is going to opt for spending $10 on a shitty Thai entre instead of making peanut sauce and noodles with veg at home for $2. (((The powers that be))) encourage this as a glamorous lifestyle to both increase their profits and the dependence of the goyim herds on (((agrifacturing)))
Benjamin Garcia
I don’t really agree. As said, my mother has a rather large garden with kraut, potatoes, salads, carotes, tomatoes, herbs, corn, apple tries, cherry trees etc. Also has a dozen chickens for eggs and she got wine grapes (white wine from them is pretty sweet and nice, also does her own vinegar).
Samuel Ortiz
Y'all wild
Liam Rodriguez
>Going out to eat food is seen as a status symbol what? But only if you go out to expensive restaurants. I refuse to believe that going to just some ordinary cantine counts as a status symbol
Who cares what a woman thinks? Sauerkraut is super healthy food.
Luke Brooks
You got tired of sniffing sauerkraut braps?
Matthew Hill
Sauerkraut (/ˈsaʊ.ərkraʊt/; German: [ˈzaʊɐˌkʁaʊt] (About this soundlisten), lit. 'sour cabbage') is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria.[1][2] It has a long shelf life and a distinctive sour flavor, both of which result from the lactic acid formed when the bacteria ferment the sugars in the cabbage leaves.[3][4] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauerkraut
You're making wrong then faggot, it's supposed to be sour
Regardless of your bot post OP, keep doing what you're doing. Fuck what people think. When the world begins to starve because the store prices are ridiculous, you'll still be able to eat well. Just keep it to yourself.
Ethan Barnes
Much better and healthier too. Get a fermenting crock and it's extremely easy
It’s pretty good if homemade. I have my own wood barrels. It’s essentially white cabbage, white wine, salt, nothing else. But there is a procedure you need to follow to get it right (takes several weeks... but then the stuff doesn’t go bad for years).
Mason Martinez
Nope, sugar water and yeast fermented into wine/weak vodka
Caleb Diaz
It's more common in America I think for women to not understand anything resembling self sufficiency.
Noah Kelly
>french girl she was probably expecting you to try and fuck her, not give her your grandma's cooking recipes, hans. cooking and fermentation in particular is very based and red pilled. keep it up.
I made some home made pickles let me tell you the only thing I regret is not buying more pickle cucumbers
Joseph Allen
Different generations, user. Young women weren't taught to cook by their grandmother's/mother's nearly as often as previous generations were. It was an accepted social norm to be a homemaker. Now, they all want to be career women with no family.
Henry White
at least we know who to sterilize when the time comes. for ~20k USD, maybe less, we can build underground greenhouses for year-round fruits and veggies
Chase Hall
Still suppose to be cabbage. It's a variant, is it not a pizza if it has cauliflower crust?
Jason Richardson
different generations
Owen Clark
you are basicaly a peasant in her eyes now, user. XXI century bitches are fucked in the head
Lucas Perez
But then if you're MGTOW how else do you feed yourself, faggot? Order fast food all the time?
Pickle fermentation, or pickle-fermentation, refers to a pickling process that uses acetate or lactate derived from microbes to pickle food instead of a pickling using added vinegar. I was only ever talking about cabbage
Absolutely it should be encouraged, if the goal is the greater good. But a self-sufficient population that can take care of itself would never submit to a bigger government and subsequently globalism, therefore the media must constantly paint self-sufficient people as freaks, schizos, separatists, deviants, etc and deter the NPCs from attempting such a lifestyle and redpilling themselves.
Charles Edwards
Fuck, pickling, fermenting is what’s up
Fixed that
Jaxson Nelson
It is at least in US. Sack lunches are seen in most modern bugmen offices and colleges as quaint but still extreme frugality, along the lines of "Are you so poor goy you can't even afford to spend an extra $10-20 every day for food worse than you could make at home?"
specifically for dopey modern broads it's more an opportunity for the girl to show herself off with the food she's eating for less effort than cooking
Justin Ramirez
Ällöä
Justin Wilson
The difference is that your mother is a mother (and probably wasn't a single mom)
Justin Robinson
My bad user, thought you were saying it was fermented pickles (which was very confusing for a lot of reasons). I'll sudoku now
I have fruit trees on my dad's land and I do the exact same thing. I like giving boxes of peaches and plums. I can't wait until my pears and cherries start producing. I'm considering blueberries and goji's.
Nolan Sanders
>That girl looked at me as if I was a retard Maybe she just found it shockingly stereotypical that a German would go to the effort of making his own sauerkraut and was unsure if you were joking or not
Dylan Ramirez
Rape her with the Big Bavarian Cock. She's french , so she's used to taking the Bavarian Schwanz
Juan Powell
My mum has tons of rasperies and blackberries too. I got tons of them frozen and also lots of jam. Back in the days my grandpa made schnapps from them, but he’s not around any more and my mother doesn’t like to work the destillery and I never got into it either.
She actually performed her duties as a mother as opposed to pushing out Tyrone Jr. and then plopping him in front of the TV for the next 18 years while she spends all her time at the the bar, the barista job she's always late for, or pussy hat rallies.
Gabriel Butler
go ahead and distill some wine user watch what happens I hope you dont value your eye sight
Brandon Cruz
Horticulture is a badass hobby. I've gotten the same reaction from a few people that you got from that girl.but most people are really impressed by this specially when I hand them a box full of peaches as a gift. That's what I like most about it, the gift-giving.
Henry Carter
>Making your own food makes french girls look to at you as if you were a retard That was probably a stupid ignorant roasty who never cooked in her life.
Great for you to be successful in life, keep the race strong.
Logan Evans
You're cool Hans, don't worry. That colleague is a frog roastie bitch though.
Justin Foster
you dont get methanol from ordinary sugar and yeast
Daniel Young
My grand parents made their own sauerkraut, sausages.... everything. it's insane just how much work they did. Anyways your 'french' girl is another globalized urbanite consumerist, nothing surprising. There are still a lot of young people who cook and prepare their own food here, probably more than in other countries.
Camden Gutierrez
Crock is very trad, but you can do it with just a mason jar and a ziploc bag of water on top to weight the cabbage down in the brine.
I put jalapeno and some seasonings in mine, very healthy and delicious, plus cabbage is a low-carb veggie so you can eat a solid amount and not worry about blowing your LCHF, keto, or whatever diet.
Sebastian Sullivan
>Making your own food makes you look feminine You need to be 18+ to post here.
I love pickling various things, making jam, and wines.
Anyone who doesnt make at least some of their own food is a dumb bitch
Nolan Carter
how difficult is it and how much space do i need for my own kraut?
Jeremiah Peterson
Not true. The most famous chefs are men. Thomas Keller, Joel Robouchon, Bobby Flay, Nobu, Gordon Ramsay
Adrian Nelson
> he fell for the CBD scam
Juan Garcia
Started a batch of sauerkraut yesterday. My daughter-in-law said, "Uh, can't you just buy that at the store?" I just told her, "There's lots of things you can buy at the store that are merely edible. If you want something truly delicious and healthy, you make it yourself."
It’s different in the sense that my sauerkraut tastes like I remember it from as a kid (I use my grandpa’s recipe). You just need your kitchen and a dark, not hot place to put your wood barrels or jars (most people actually just do the fermenting in jars, which is fine).
Jonathan Kelly
>The most famous chefs are men. Thomas Keller, Joel Robouchon, Bobby Flay, Nobu, Gordon Ramsay all literal s o y boys
Luke Howard
i once saved this Kilju recipe but never got around to try it
Not fit maybe but s o y boys? I don't think so. But I do agree the woman should know how to cook and not the man (except when hunting)
Samuel Morgan
Checked for truth and kraut
Mason Lewis
>I sell it to hippies
Angel Adams
ty, how much space do i need in my Garden for a decent amount? want to get into growing some berries, potatoes etc
Anthony Rivera
>shred cabbage >add salt >wait until it's sour
Seriously, do burgers need instructions for everything?
Levi Perry
>is making food really seen as so bad these days? only be retards and zoomers. You go user. Sauerkraut is one of the best things invented by men (second only to marinated mushrooms). Marinating, pickling, making your own jams and pickles is still big in Russia. Less so in big cities, more so in smaller towns and universal in villages. My mom's marinated mushrooms are to die for
Nolan Howard
Which part of >men are much better at it do you have trouble understanding?
Ryan Williams
who cares what society encourages. making and eating your own sauerkraut is one of the most manly things you can do. it's also easy.
Mason Russell
She's a retard. All there is to it.
Henry Scott
protip: tumeric kraut
Mason Perry
My wife and I do the same. she works at a local farmer's market, and we have a small garden, so we have lots of fresh veggies. she cans also, and I brew beer, we try to keep store bought stuff to a minimum. nothing wrong with self sufficiency, maybe you need a new girlfriend.
James Martinez
1) stick your dick in one of those jars 2) close the lid, fasten it 3) meet whatever fag god you pray to
Noah Bailey
The german russians, or whatever you want to call them, i know all still make some food of their own. especially smoked fish seems to be pretty popular
Isaac Moore
grilling, bbq? girls seem to like it.
Caleb Sullivan
My mum spaces the Weisskohl around half a meter each and does 6 rows with 20 kohls. It’s quite a massive yield from that which lasts for her, me, my sister’s family and neighbors. Not sure how much sauerkraut you want to make.
If you want to go into gardening, it’s generally nice to plant different things, not just kraut.
Jaxson Gonzalez
man, getting some veggies pickled for the winter is based and redpilled yo. When tomatoes are cheapest (like 35 cents a kilo) I buy like 40 kilos, boil em, remove their skin, run them through the mincer and put some oil and salt and put them in glass jars for the winter, preserves them perfectly! Ready for tomatoe sauce, soop or other tomato stuff. Also, cabbage (bulgarian sour cabbage/sourkraut), peppers, pickles, and all other good stuff. Take about half of all my stuff and drive it to my grandma and grandpa to help them out because im a gud boi and they are based and redpilled anyway.
>This. Anything that has traditionally been performed by women is seen as beta behavior now days. I used to make my own soap bars because it is easy, dirt cheap, and higher quality than the store brands which take out the glycerin to resell is separately. Girls were either jealous that they "could never do that" or were utterly dry. Even keeping a relatively clean house/apartment makes women question your masculinity. Those are career chefs at the top of their game. If you are not making money from cooking, women couldn't care less. Cunts these days can't cook worth shit which is 50% of maintaining a decent household. None of them put any effort into learning to cook and all say they want a man who cooks. Cooking for a woman who doesn't/can't cook cannot be any more beta in their eyes.
Jack Nelson
Canning isn't really that much work. We do it every year. I live in a rural area, know several farmers but am not one myself. We buy a bushel of cucumbers in the summer and do pickles, tomatoes every fall and do canned salsa, chili sauce, and stewed tomatoes. We do pickled beans as well and even regular canned beans. Did beets once but @#$% who likes those things they suck so never did them again. Sometimes make jam and jelly but pretty much stick to pickles and salsa. I've done sauerkraut once and it was good, need to do it more often.
Its a lost art, people are lazy and stupid and its easier and probably even cheaper to buy in a store once you account for your time.
You do this because you enjoy it and find it connects you to the earth and to traditions. In my house it becomes a bit of a party. Some drinks, loud music, and you spend a day doing all the prepping and preparing and canning. Simple pleasures.
Bentley Morgan
>distilled wine >what is brandy?
Nathan King
Women aren't very smart. If they were, you wouldn't see so many fat feminist running around naked.
Brandon Garcia
you'd think as an engineer he would be able to figure that shit out himself yet he failed at such simple logic :D
Grayson Gray
It's from the frontier days, where everything had to preserve for months and no general store existed for miles around you. It's spirit lives on in the shtf/prepper/organic self sustainment stuff now.
Noah Cooper
That is strange. Did she explain why? I love fermenting. Mushroom hunting and growing is fun too.
Eli Campbell
A friend of mine loves making Borscht with red beets. Honestly, it really is just an ok vegetable. My guess is people ate it out of necessity rather than enjoying it.