[ SECRET POST #3582 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3582 ⌋

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[Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries]


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[Daredevil, Wilson Fisk/Vanessa Marianna]


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[Overwatch]


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[Mob Psycho 100]


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[Malcolm in the Middle]


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Comments

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Well yes, taste is subjective. But she didn't say "I like vegan cakes better", she said "Vegan cakes are better", full stop. And no, it doesn't make her nauseous. She's been a vegetarian/vegan on and off for years and when she's off, she has no problem eating cake with eggs and dairy in it.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Would you be as irritated by someone stating "Pepsi is better than Coke ;)" if the person had drank Coke before, and you preferred Coke?

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

A little annoyed, but less so because IMO, Pepsi is a lot more comparable to Coke than vegan cakes are to non-vegan ones.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Not to me. Coke is better than Pepsi, full stop. And Diet versions of either are horrific. I refuse to believe otherwise because this is fact to me.

That doesn't bother me, though.

Is it because you're reminded of militant vegans, or something you imagine a militant vegan might say?

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, I don't think so? I think it bothers me a little because she doesn't cook (like AT ALL) and sometimes I feel like she's a bit flippant about her diet when her whole family is incredibly supportive and goes through a considerable amount of trouble to accommodate her. Making two entrees and several side dishes plus two desserts for a family gathering of omnivores, enthusiastic carnivores, people with food allergies and one vegetarian/vegan is no joke, man.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Then maybe you answered your own question here. Her flippant attitude and lack of appreciation for the trouble it takes?

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe. It's not that she's ungrateful, exactly... she's actually thanked me for going above and beyond and introducing her to some vegan dishes she'd never had, but really liked. But when it comes right down to it, someone who doesn't cook probably doesn't grasp just how much work goes into making "extra" meals and accommodating special diets. I'm not a Cordon Bleu trained chef, I'm just a home cook who's trying my best.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

How so though? Pepsi and Coke are both dark colas, and vegan and non vegan cakes are both baked desserts made from a rising batter in sheet or loaf form.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

made from a rising batter

Having eaten my fair share of vegan cake, that's debatable.

Re: Family pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Er... I'm not trying to be mean here, but do you bake much? There's a difference. Eggs and dairy serve specific functions in the chemical reaction that is baking. Leave them out, and you will not get the same result.

As for your analogy, a savarin, a Victoria sandwich, a roll of Pillsbury cinnamon dough, a fruitcake, brownies, Texas sheet cakes, are all baked desserts made from a rising batter in sheet or loaf form, but they are rather significant differences between them.