Nice bread, some houmous and balsamic to dip it in (separately, of course), marinated olives and artichoke hearts, grilled courgette and tomatoes
Don't forget the weird cheese made from rice which, while it tastes a little funny, reminds you of the hearth around which your forefathers sat.
I've never seen anyone spell hummus like that lol! Apparently that's how they spell it in the UK?
garlic, capers, olive oil, a squeeze of lemon, basil, oregano, some giardiniera, pepperocini and a couple pickled onions.
i recommend mostly "black" olives with a few green ones for the salt and a bit more color.
How can you tell someone is a brainless gout ridden carnist? They retell the same tired old joke over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over.
Not shitting on other's people's life choices is cool.
Even if they are being kind of a dick about it.
Charcuterie, but it doesn't include the cheese actually, it's the name of the type of meat preps
Not anymore it isn't. I remember my parents getting a weeks worth of meats and cheese for €15 making the same wage as i do now.
I would now pay roughly 50€ for a similar selection, so no more meats and cheese because i also pay triple the rent they did for a house half the size.
No i'll never stop complaining about it because my wage 10 years ago paid for a lovely house and allowed me to enjoy life by working out like the beast i enjoy being and now i'm left empty handed beside a load of skills that my employer deems worthless but a requirement nonetheless.
Make it make sense, because i'm certain we deserve more than what we currently get.
Amen.
The wages didn't change, but the cost of everything sure did.
This timeline sucks.
My favorite part is when I get one whole day to sit quietly and no one bothers me... It's glorious
Turns out of you do this with a basic block of cheddar and cheap shaved ham, everyone still thinks you're being fancy and compliments you on the cheese choice.
I do this sometimes as a treat for myself. The rest of the time I'm way too poor to afford it.
I know chaturie is supposed to be an appetizer/shared, but given the cost of everything, it's now my dinner, and I'm not sharing.
It’s a nice feeling to fill up your shopping cart with sweets, knowing no-one can stop you.
I wonder what fantasy land the writer of this meme lives in. I honestly want to know, I'd like to go visit.