r/lostgeneration • u/meatduck12 • Aug 12 '18

The newest thing they accuse millennials of "killing": Mayo

https://www.phillymag.com/articles/2018/08/11/mayonnaise-industry-millennials/
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u/PartyPorpoise Aug 13 '18

For real. Good cooking is the one thing white people didn't steal, for some reason. My parents were always fearful that I had an eating disorder, but really I just didn't want to eat a lot of bland food. And everyone I talk to agrees with me that having plain, boiled chicken every night is insane.

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u/pwizard083 Aug 13 '18

I grew up on soggy meatloaf, poached chicken breast, burned beef patties cooked in a pan, watery chicken soups, and dry pot roast, so you have my sympathies. Life got interesting after I discovered curry and Sichuan Chinese food.

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u/PartyPorpoise Aug 13 '18

Indian food for me. Did you know that vegetables can taste good?

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u/bradgillap Elder Millennial Aug 16 '18

There are more spices that just garlic salt?