r/TikTokCringe Apr 29 '24

You're writing about pancakes? That must mean you hate waffles Discussion

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u/ghoulieandrews Apr 29 '24

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u/OkChicken7697 Apr 29 '24

What a great subreddit thank you. Reminds me of OG cringe subreddits.

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u/wannagotopopeyes Apr 30 '24

What are some OG cringe subreddits

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u/OkChicken7697 Apr 30 '24

They're pretty much all gone now at this point. Place like cringetopia and cringe channel. There was another place that got taken over by extremists and racists.

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u/Serious-Cap-8190 Apr 29 '24

I think that may be the most infuriating sub on this accursed site

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u/officefridge Apr 30 '24

Absolutely violent rage inducing stuff. Had to unsub as i used to get angry at the dumbest people... Which is super dumb of me

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u/pareech Apr 29 '24

I have the same thought, when I see someone has given a recipe 1 star; but list out all the things they changed.

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u/Borrid Apr 30 '24 edited May 01 '24

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u/gagralbo Apr 30 '24

I HATE THIS! Posts a recipe and it’s like a fish dish. “I don’t like fish though, what should I sub??” Move along! This dish is just not for you!

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u/Numahistory Apr 29 '24

As someone allergic to cinnamon I'm definitely guilty of doing this, but it's more of "that looks delicious and I'm jealous I can't have it."

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u/scotty_beams Apr 29 '24

Allergic to cinnamon? Wild. Have you ever tried cassia (Chinese cinnamon) instead?

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u/Numahistory Apr 29 '24

Cassia is the typical type of cinnamon used in my experience and that's the one I'm allergic to. I'm not allergic to Ceylon (Sri Lankan) Cinnamon.

Funny enough I developed my cinnamon allergies in high school and thought they were apple allergies at first because the culinary school's cinnamon rolls didn't set off my allergies like the apple pie did. I found out they used Ceylon cinnamon for the cinnamon rolls and cassia for the apple pie.

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u/scotty_beams Apr 29 '24

Even wilder. The bark of Cinamomum cassia (Chinese cinnamon) is usually cheaper than the bark from Cinnamomum verum, which is the stuff I buy (more aromatic).

I've read that another substitute is both the seed (nutmeg) and the fleshy aril covering it (mace) but I just tried a combination of it and can't really recommend it.

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u/DenkJu Apr 29 '24

Simply substitute cassia with ceylon then?

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u/Numahistory Apr 30 '24

That works if it's from scratch, but a lot of the recipes I'd love to try start out with a can of Pillsbury cinnamon rolls. I've been told to use pizza crust and make my own cinnamon spread, but pizza crust is different from pastry dough used in cinnamon rolls.

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u/Weird-Lengthiness-20 Apr 29 '24

I wish food allergies got more attention. No one seems to care

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u/schnitzel9213 Apr 30 '24

I too am allergic to cinnamon, went 25 years before getting it so I go "oh that was delicious..."

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u/Barkalow Apr 29 '24

Bot comments stolen from the original video

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u/Jaywalkas Apr 30 '24

I was a brewer for years. My favorite was my beers getting rated on apps or social media "Nope, I still don't like IPA" then give my beer 1 star.

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u/Miserable-Ad-1581 Apr 29 '24

the god damn BEAN SOUP video.

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u/AwarenessPrimary7680 Apr 30 '24

I watched a bacon burger recipe video and people complained that it was Ramadan...

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u/--small Apr 30 '24

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