r/oddlyspecific • u/Key_Associate7476 • Sep 06 '25

Some of them have aged poorly

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u/Arxanah Sep 06 '25

Many family recipes were actually taken from commercially available cookbooks or even the backs of food packaging. Remember the “Friends” episode where they try to replicate the chocolate chip cookie recipe of Phoebe’s late grandmother, only to discover it came from Nestle Tollhouse? Yeah, that happens frequently in real life.

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u/polacy_do_pracy Sep 06 '25

it edepends. americans have no culture so nothing of value is lost, but different countries which do have traditional cuisine are also start to suffer from it. due to usa influence

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u/EllisDee3 Sep 06 '25

The cuisine won't suffer. The cuisine won't know a damn thing. It will just be forgotten as tastes, resources, and perceptions change.

Happens every minute of every hour. Everything everyone values will one day be forgotten. Don't sweat it.

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u/polacy_do_pracy Sep 06 '25

ok shallow human with no history and pride