50 Posts From “Stupid Food Memes For Stupid People” That Might Make You Lose Faith In Humanity
Cooking is an art. Sure, there’s skill involved, and it’s wise to master the basics before you begin experimenting. But rules are meant to be broken. And if you have a creative culinary idea, you might as well try it! Just don’t be surprised if people on the internet decide to roast you like a holiday ham.
We took a trip to the Stupid Food Memes for Stupid People Facebook group and gathered some of their funniest posts below. We’ll warn you right now, pandas, that some of these bizarre food combinations might make you lose your appetite. But we hope you enjoy scrolling through this list that would give Gordon Ramsay nightmares, and be sure to upvote the photos that you can’t help but giggle at!
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Honestly that still looks pretty neat. I kind of want to see more flags assembled from m&m's now.
The Stupid Food Memes for Stupid People Facebook group has been around since 2016 and has amassed over 3.6K members. Here, you can find stomach-churning photos of cursed foods, hilarious products that probably shouldn’t exist and memes about what it’s like to struggle in the kitchen when you have absolutely no culinary skills.
This community is quite active, as the page has seen over 50 new posts in the past month and continues gaining members every single week. So whether you’re a professional chef or you tend to burn your oatmeal, we’re sure that you’ll find something that makes you chuckle in this list!
On a scale of broke college student to Carmen Berzatto, where do your cooking skills lie? Are you more of an instant noodles for dinner type person, or do you plan your entire week around the Michelin-level meals you plan to prepare? According to a survey from YouGov, only one third of Brits actually feel confident cooking a meal from scratch without a recipe.
However, nearly half say that they’re “fairly good” in the kitchen. And only 12% consider their culinary skills to be “fairly bad” or “very bad.” Unsurprisingly, women tend to be more confident in the kitchen, while men are more likely to be hopeless when it comes to whipping up dinner. And older adults are typically more capable when it comes to cooking than younger adults.
I'd eat there religiously just for the privilege of not dining with the entitled
The vast majority of Brits aren’t intimidated by preparing ready meals, cooking from scratch (if they get to follow a recipe) and cooking with prepared ingredients, such as jarred sauces and frozen foods. But apparently, only half of the adults in the UK regularly cook meals from scratch, and 8% admit that they never do. As far as how many dishes Brits feel confident making without help, 35% say they could whip up between one and five meals without consulting a recipe. Meanwhile, nearly a quarter of Brits say they could confidently make between six and ten dishes without any assistance.
Perfect description for a stupid name gor a plate of ham, cheese, crackers and fruit.
Not everyone dreams of whipping up gourmet meals for their partner or impressing dinner party guests. But if you’re looking to improve your cooking skills from the comfort of your own home, Leith’s Online Cookery School has some tips. First, they note that it’s best to collect skills, rather than recipes. Learn how to properly use a knife, how to make a simple gravy, how to create the perfect pie crust, etc. Once you’ve got a handle on the basics, you’ll be able to tackle any recipe without breaking a sweat.
Even if you have no plans of ever working in a restaurant, it’s still a good idea to follow the best practices of professionals. One of which is mise-en-place, which essentially means having all of your ingredients prepped and ready to go before you even start cooking. Everything should be organized and in place to prevent chaos while you’re actually working.
Leith’s also recommends tasting your food throughout every step of the process. Not only does this ensure that the final product is delicious, but it also helps you understand how each step affects the recipe. Lacking depth of flavor? You might need some zing from a squeeze of lemon. Too bitter? Try adding a pinch of sugar or maple syrup. At the end of the day, salt, sugar, fat and acid will make a recipe taste divine, so make sure you’ve included all necessary components.
Another aspect to keep in mind that can definitely elevate your cooking is sourcing quality ingredients. If the produce is fresh and in season, it’ll take much less effort to make the flavors pop. This might cost you a few more dollars on groceries, so you may not be able to shop from the farmer’s market every single week. But if you really want to impress your family (or your own taste buds), finding the best ingredients will be worth it.
Are you enjoying this list full of silly food memes, pandas? Whether you’re feeling inspired to prepare a five-course meal or you’ll stick to dino nuggets for dinner, your culinary choices are valid. Let us know in the comments below what you plan to make tonight, and if you’re interested in checking out another list from Bored Panda featuring food memes, you can sink your teeth into this article next!
This doesn't resonate with me as much as the caption "how I see my mother" and "how everyone else sees my mother"
Masculinity is a delicate bubble made of carwash soap and testosterone. You do one thing "feminine" and poof! You're a girly man.
I thought that was called a Wish Sandwich. A wish sandwich is the kind of a sandwich where you take two slices of bread and ...haha... WISH you had some meat... bow bow bow
Just opened one in our town. Running joke is that the sewage treatment folks have lots of job security.
When that happens, it'll be a tough choice between Taco Bell and Taco Dell... XP XD
Brush your teeth, then drink orange juice straight from the fridge
To maximize fart production, I would recommend grated raw cabbage and mixed beans. (Canned cooked beans will also work if you don't have time to soak and cook them yourself.) Boiled eggs would probably work to enhance the aroma.
OK you guys, what happened was that I made a comment and added a picture, then decided the comment was stupid, so removed it, and then had to remove the picture as well. I am an idiot and deserve this one. 😣
I am guessing she was was was referring to Halloween being the "devil's holiday" (not that it makes sense). But l think she understood it was a banana costume, as it would be hard not to.
OK you guys, what happened was that I made a comment and added a picture, then decided the comment was stupid, so removed it, and then had to remove the picture as well. I am an idiot and deserve this one. 😣
I am guessing she was was was referring to Halloween being the "devil's holiday" (not that it makes sense). But l think she understood it was a banana costume, as it would be hard not to.
