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I'm starting to get confused by your reasoning. The point is that no one but you got upset, and even fans of the criticized products simply disagreed with the opinion and the discussion of preferences continued. Everyone is fine, and we had another productive and fun day of communication on Heroesworld, instead of having one and a half dead threads.

...I will never talk about plov again...

I'm already getting confused by your reasoning.

Let me help you keep track of the chain of comments:

a) pilaf is not food
b) pilaf is food
a) pilaf is not food, and potatoes are not food either
h) now is the time to argue about tastes
m) lol, he got triggered by the preferences of a sick person
h) arguments about tastes are not related to health; these are not arguments
m) well, that's true, but your position is still outdated and stale
h) then show another position, how can you argue about tastes in a reasonable way
m) look for it yourself
h) it's not in this thread; I doubt it exists
m) I'm getting confused; anyway, you got triggered, and I kind of dispelled the boredom

The point is that no one but you got triggered.

Although you are now trying to change the topic of the initial discussion, I will still explain that this is how I personally expressed my attitude towards this whole dispute, and that's all.
But then you decided to jump in with another very important comment, didn't prove anything in defense of your own position, and now, by changing the topics, you are trying to tactfully retreat.

Lard with bread.

Is that really the order? Seriously?

Lard is the main thing, bread is just a side dish. So, that's what it's all about.

Potatoes for the common folk and cattle))) You're all cattle.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But what’s wrong with potatoes?

Well, if you just boil them, don’t add enough salt, and don’t put butter on them… And if the potatoes themselves are some yellowish variety and as old as the baobab trees in nature reserves… Then yes, it really is a depressing experience.

What kind of salt? What kind of oil?!

*choked on the pilaf while reading the thread*
And I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between Lays and Estrella. If I took the same flavors.

there's no salt or oil in it; if you throw it in a fire and then eat it, it's not good. although even in such cases, sometimes they take salt to sprinkle it on.

they eat a lot of Estrellas, and then they have gastritis. it's fatty meat with a lot of spices. it's better to find something more pleasant, less saturated with salt and other stuff. although you're probably one of those who like to add a lot of salt, pepper, and all sorts of sauces.

McDonald's makes pretty good country-style potatoes. it's better than fries.

Oh, and here it is:

Pure chemistry! Here's our Russian map, mmm, with a cute girl! All natural, healthy, made according to Soviet standards!

I'm not one of them, but potatoes are the best vegetable nature has given us. Fried, boiled, baked, fries, chips, potato pancakes – in any form, this vegetable is a delicious product that goes well with almost any main course.

Potatoes are for the common folk and cattle))) You're all cattle.

)))

There's no salt or oil if you throw it into a fire and then eat it. Even in such cases, people sometimes add salt.

Although, I guess you're one of those who like to add a lot of salt.

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I buy a packet of Heinz cheese or garlic sauce at the store and generously dip my french fries in it, washing it down with a fizzy drink.

I don't remember the last time I ate french fries. I've noticed that I'm more likely to go to a coffee shop and have tea with a cake than to go to a fast-food place for burgers and other things. Although, when I'm really hungry, it's better to eat something with meat. But even then, I'm kind of spoiled.
I suddenly remembered that on the city day, out of all the abundance of fast food and just food, I preferred hot dumplings with sour cream. It was so delicious, I sat on a bench in the fresh air and ate them. They packed it for me in a cardboard box, like noodles in a wok, it was very cool.