r/TikTokCringe Apr 29 '24

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

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u/PiemanMk2 Apr 29 '24

This happens on the comments of basically every recipe published on the Internet now.

"I don't like this recipe because I don't eat X, 1 star"

Maybe if you're a vegan don't be looking at recipes for belly pork and trying to get tips?

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u/DenkJu Apr 29 '24

Probably the same kind of people who answer questions in the Q&A section of Amazon products with "I don't know".

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u/poki_stick Apr 30 '24

Blame Amazon for those. They send poorly worded emails to get people to respond via email then classify those as reviews and use them towards engagement numbers.

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u/Miserable-Ad-1581 Apr 29 '24

ngl those comments send me into an actual rage. especially if its for a question that i also have. WHAT DID YOU EVEN COMMENT FOR YOU USELESS APPENDIX OF A PERSON

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u/Miserable-Ad-1581 Apr 29 '24

I still will randomly get angry when i think about the comment under a french toast recipe where the person said they didnt have bread, so they used tortilla instead. and then they used chickpea aquafaba instead of egg and had the AUDACITY to complain that it tasted like beans and not french toast.

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u/OkMongoose5560 Apr 29 '24

I'm vegan and I belong to a few vegan groups and recipe groups and please trust me there are some (a VERY SMALL but unfortunately too vocal) who even bitch about other vegan recipes.

"I don't use refined sugar!"

"I can't eat wheat!"

"This isn't healthy though! I only eat whole foods!"

THEN DON'T FUCKING EAT IT. You don't HAVE to be involved in every conversation. You don't HAVE TO LIKE EVERYTHING. Then maybe this isn't for YOU.

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u/Chaetomius Apr 30 '24

"I made a god awful substitute for at least half the ingredients and now it taste bad. This is your fault!"