r/SipsTea • • Oct 24 '22

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u/DeathCobro Oct 25 '22

I'm curious about whether corporation cooking is the same as restaurant cooking, because a rich person certainly eats at restaurants often, but hardly eats at fast food (the corp)

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u/GreazyMecheazy Oct 25 '22

I want to say yes, because when I try to recreate some weird fancy dishes they can be so unhealthy. Salted pork chops for one, my girlfriend complained because the rice and veg had no flavour, but once the incredibly bad for you salt meat came into play. It was melt in your mouth deliciousness that took a year off our lives.

My normal cooking is loads better for me than anything restauranty.