4 ms·

Sadly this doesn’t surpise me and paints perfectly into the bigger picture of today’s america - home of deception. that oriental Chineese soup is made by third

Sadly this doesn’t surpise me and paints perfectly into the bigger picture of today’s america - home of deception. that oriental Chineese soup is made by third generation americans that look like asians but never been to or heard a single chinese word. They got ingredients from local Cali’s market. That CVS 100% natural aloe vera? It doesnt have any traces of real alovera at all! Crab meat? I dint think so; its all immitation made from eatable sponge. That naural honey? Its all high fructose corn syroupe. The list go on and on ;( so sad that we as a society in whole accept this state of affairs ;(

dokem 8y ago
I never got the why Asian Americans are so adamant about exclaiming the superiority of authentic Asian food. We get it: American Chinese food is not the same.
Moto7451 8y ago
I think you may want to re-evaluate your cynicism. If you read the article they mention that baked tiered cakes for weddings are stale and mostly ineadible. I can believe this. I have baked a few layer cakes and anything more than a few thin layers (enough to make a good topper) is a serious challenge. This is pragmatism and guest enjoyment over deception. I’d take the fresh sheet cake over a week old repeatedly frozen and thawed cake.
- bumholio 8y ago
  > baked tiered cakes for weddings are stale Here's a radical idea then: let's stop deceiving guests they are eating such a cake.
  - tlrobinson 8y ago
    Or, just eat the cake and move on with your life.
    - bumholio 8y ago
      The cake is a lie. I can't eat it, that's the point.
int_19h 8y ago
> that oriental Chineese soup is made by third generation americans that look like asians but never been to or heard a single chinese word. They got ingredients from local Cali’s market. So long as they enjoy the soup, why does anything else matters?
PhasmaFelis 8y ago
> that oriental Chineese soup is made by third generation americans that look like asians Huh, okay, this is a genuinely new kind of racism to me.
- deleted 8y ago
  [deleted]

dokem 8y ago

I never got the why Asian Americans are so adamant about exclaiming the superiority of authentic Asian food. We get it: American Chinese food is not the same.

Moto7451 8y ago

I think you may want to re-evaluate your cynicism. If you read the article they mention that baked tiered cakes for weddings are stale and mostly ineadible. I can believe this. I have baked a few layer cakes and anything more than a few thin layers (enough to make a good topper) is a serious challenge. This is pragmatism and guest enjoyment over deception. I’d take the fresh sheet cake over a week old repeatedly frozen and thawed cake.

bumholio 8y ago
> baked tiered cakes for weddings are stale Here's a radical idea then: let's stop deceiving guests they are eating such a cake.
- tlrobinson 8y ago
  Or, just eat the cake and move on with your life.
  - bumholio 8y ago
    The cake is a lie. I can't eat it, that's the point.

int_19h 8y ago

> that oriental Chineese soup is made by third generation americans that look like asians but never been to or heard a single chinese word. They got ingredients from local Cali’s market. So long as they enjoy the soup, why does anything else matters?

PhasmaFelis 8y ago

> that oriental Chineese soup is made by third generation americans that look like asians Huh, okay, this is a genuinely new kind of racism to me.

deleted 8y ago
[deleted]